Apple threatens to remove iMessage and FaceTime from UK over proposed surveillance bill

Apple opposes UK proposals to update surveillance laws, arguing they undermine encryption and data privacy.
The UK government wants messaging services to get approval for security features and disable them on demand.
Apple says the changes pose serious threats to security and privacy, and may remove iMessage and FaceTime from the UK.
Other tech companies like WhatsApp and Signal also oppose the proposed surveillance bill.
The bill is still under consultation, but Apple hopes the government will revise it in response to criticism.