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The data stored on your computer or mobile device is important to at least one person, and that is the person using the device. Along with it being important, there is always at least some data that you would prefer other people not see. This data could include passwords, financial data, browser history, or that text conversation between you and your significant other which is really just for your eyes only. Encryption helps protect that data from being accessed by others, and Apple has invested considerable effort to make sure that the encryption available to both iOS and macOS is not only strong enough to fend off both casual interlopers and investigators with the resources of nation states behind them.
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Edge, C., Trouton, R. (2023). Endpoint Encryption. In: Apple Device Management. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9156-6_7
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