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Apple will store China's iCloud keys on local servers
February 25, 2018 at 07:51
Apple has already bent over backwards in a bid to keep doing business in China, but it'll have to bend a little further.
Apple has already bent over backwards in a bid to keep doing business in China, but it'll have to bend a little further. As of the end of February, the company will host mainland Chinese users' iCloud keys on servers located within the country -- and they'll be jointly run by a state-backed company, Guizhou Cloud Big Data Industry. The company has no choice if it wants to keep offering iCloud to Chinese users, as the law now requires that any cloud services have domestic ownership and store their data within China's borders.
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