A new FBI document detailing its legal access to secure messaging apps indicates that the agency has a “limited” ability to access the content of messages sent via Apple’s iMessage.
Apple’s iMessage app on an iPhone.The document, which appears to have been obtained by a group called Property of the People through a FOIA request, details the FBI’s ability to “legally access secure messaging app content and metadata.”
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