Apple to relocate Chinese customer iCloud data and operations from US to mainland China starting February 28 to comply with local laws
Apple has today announced a date for when it will hand over operations of iCloud data services for residents of mainland China to CGBD.
9to5Mac Benjamin Mayo
Related Coverage
- View article BBC
- Apple Sets Date for China Data Handover Wall Street Journal · Yoko Kubota
- Apple Announces Relocation of Chinese Customers' iCloud Data From U.S. to Mainland China MacRumors · Tim Hardwick
- View article Ars Technica
- Use iCloud in China? Prepare to share your data with a state-run firm CNNMoney · Sherisse Pham
- Apple's Chinese iCloud business will be operated by local government-owned company from February 28 VentureBeat · Paul Sawers
- Apple informs Chinese customers of iCloud service handover in late February AppleInsider · Malcolm Owen
- View article Fortune
- View article iDownloadBlog.com
- View article Patently Apple
- China Company to Take Over Apple iCloud Servers On Mainland AppAdvice.com · Bryan M. Wolfe
- Apple will transfer China cloud business to partner next month; Iovine not leaving Music Seeking Alpha · Brandy Betz
- Chinese company will take control of local iCloud accounts next month Cult of Mac · Luke Dormehl
- Apple's First Data Centre in China to be Operated by Chinese Company Starting February iPhone in Canada Blog · Christopher Baugh
- View article MacDailyNews
- Jimmy Iovine casts doubt on earlier report that he planned to leave in August: “I am committed to doing whatever Eddy (Cue), Tim (Cook) and Apple need me to do” Variety · Paula Parisi
- Apple: Chinese firm to operate China iCloud accounts BBC
Discussion
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@pdchina
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Apple on Wednesday announced its decision to relocate Chinese mainland customers' iCloud data from the U.S. to China, promising that the relocation will not compromise users' information security pic.twitter.com/AYIvFNnMUF
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Apple will share all China-based iCloud data with a government-owned Chinese company: http://www.bbc.co.uk/...