Russia now requires Apple to store user communications and hand them over if requested
Russia has imposed new regulations on Apple and Microsoft mandating the storage of user communications and requiring companies to hand over such data to Russian security agencies when requested. This policy affects both technology companies' operations in the Russian market.
Key points
- Russian regulations apply to Apple and Microsoft
- Companies must store user communications
- Security agencies can request data access
- Policy affects both companies' Russian operations
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