Apple's New Encryption Changes Everything

Advanced Data Protection is here, giving end-to-end encryption power to users to shield iCloud data from both cybercriminals and law enforcement. This move doesn’t just impact Apple users — its influence can spread across the tech landscape.

00:00 Intro
00:38 Advanced Data Protection
01:49 FBI Statement
03:07 Back in 2015
05:19 Call with security reporter
06:25 What's next?

[kenji.m-]

Thank you CNET for giving us more Bridget videos! Very informative and entertaining...I don't even own any Apple products lol

[juanciao]

Unfortunately the end to end encryption works in only some regions of the world. And as a iCloud user I believe it should be available immediately to every user.

[ianjohn]

I like how CNET understands the fanbase for Bridget, and putting out more videos with her.

[DemPilafian]

A workable backdoor on a popular device *cannot* be protected from bad actors indefinitely. The backdoor *WILL* get leaked or hacked eventually -- the question is when *not* if. And once the genie is out of the bottle, it's not going back.

[darkknight]

Apple has been pushing their ads sector. They just don’t want to share it with third parties.

[some_man_tiks]

I'm proud of Apple for doing this. I don't really use Apple products. I have products from them but I use other devices. I do think that privacy is essential. Others shouldn't be able to access your data online. Yeah, there are people who have things like they shouldn't, like pictures of people or people who intend harm, but if the police can access that, anyone can.

[bananamawnyt]

i'm scared to enable it but i also really want to

[GreenVibezIguanaDaddy]

Bridgets been one of my favorite Tech presenters for the past decade. Please keep up the great work and videos :)

[annagoldman]

I am glad I made productive decisions about
my finances that changed my life forever. I am living in Vancouver Canada, bought
my second house in September and hoping to retire next year at 50 if things keep going smoothly for me

[grahamjl]

I love how she presses the buttons on a rotary phone 😂

[kmannewyork]

Thank you Bridget for another wonderful informative video

[fahadbhutta]

I just watched the first video of Bridget after like 10 years and she looks just as young as 10 years ago …. Wow man time flies .

[Ultrajamz]

Except it is closed source so they can be pretending they dont keep a key for uncle sam.

[enigmagnetic]

Snowden has said that all the devices have backdoors. I wonder if this change will change anything.

[RonnieGreher]

What’s with the phone and a downward facing antenna?

[MildorZalost]

Samsung has been doing this for years with Samsung Knox...

[fanxxai]

Always loved your informative videos. Watching your videos since you started content anchor for long. 🎉

[MutebiBashir]

Not available in my region. How pissing it is

[darkstepwarrior]

very entertaining indeed but i wish you put so much effort in getting the camera to film a sharp image.
It is way out of focus, so who is you editor in chief that made the dicision to put the video online anyway?

[Wiseguy]

Sadly not available outside of the U.S., really wish this was extended to at least us Canadians on day 1.