Safari bookmarks aren`t end-to-end encrypted despite Apple saying they were
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What you need to know Apple updated a support document recently to suggest that its Safari browser bookmarks are end-to-end encrypted, but that isn`t the case. The same support document has now been updated again — removing mention of end-to-end encryption. They`re still encrypted, but not quite to the extent we first thought. Last week Apple updated a support document to note that its Safari bookmarks were end-to-end (E2E) encrypted. Now it`s updated the same document to say that no, actually, that isn`t the case at all. First reported by AppleInsider, the update means that Safari bookmarks are now simply listed as being encrypted `in transit and on server.` While that`s still encryption, it isn`t quite the same level of encryption as we might have hoped. Here`s how Apple explains E2E encryption on its devices. End-to-end encryption provides the highest level of data security. On each of your devices, the data that you store in iCloud and that`s associated with your App...