Any American company will hand over data stored on their server (that they have access to) in response to a warrant.

Apple provides an optional encryption level (ADP) where they don't have a copy of your encryption key.

When Apple doesn't have the encryption key, they can't decrypt your data, so they can't provide a copy of the decrypted data in response to a warrant.

They explain the trade off during device setup: If Apple doesn't have a copy of the key, they can't help you if you should lose your copy of the key.

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kube-system 6 hours ago | parent [-]

Any company in any country will hand over data in response to a warrant. There is no country with a higher standard of protection than a warrant.

	▲	GeekyBear 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Sure, but every company doesn't make it as difficult as possible to set up a new encrypted computer without uploading a copy of your your encryption key to their servers. That's a Microsoft thing.