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But If law enforcement were to obtain a court order and subpoena his iCloud account, if Mr. Adam enabled "Messages in the Cloud," they could potentially get a non-encrypted copy of his messages if Mr. Adams was running an iCloud backup, which most people do.

If you have iCloud Backup enabled, Apple has a copy of the encryption key for your Messages in iCloud. This key allows Apple to decrypt your messages and provide them to law enforcement if required by a valid legal process.

We shall see how this plays out.

I am not able to install or even download copilot from the App store. I'm guessing this is because I'm still running a 27" Intel iMac in macOS Sonoma and the app requires an Apple Silicon processor. I am able to install it on my iPhone and iPad.

Sorry to nit pick, but your images are confusing, If you keep saying. “Reminders iOS 26 vs Reminders iOS 18,” but the images are, left to right, Reminders iOS 18 vs Reminders iOS 26, it makes it more difficult to follow.