John Gruber dug into this article from the Hong Kong Free Press:
The US-based global tech giant Apple Inc. is set to hand over the operation of its iCloud data center in mainland China to a local corporation called Guizhou-Cloud Big Data (GCBD) by February 28, 2018.
You can read Gruber’s take here.
As a postscript, Gruber links to this Apple knowledge-base article, which lays out the encryption methods used to protect the various data types stored in iCloud.
I found all three of these definitely worth a look.
My question: does this establish a precedent, or is this a one-off?
In other words, are other countries going to be watching and trying to establish similar restrictions?
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