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They have not asked Google for similar does that mean they already have backdoor access to Android?
I think that the last article said that Apple didn't officially comment because this new bullshit law forbids them from even acknowledging the request even exists and we only know about it from whistleblowers. Because of that I assume every other major provider has already received the same request (or will do soon) and they also are not allowed to tell us.
I'm no fan of Apple but at least they've got the balls to tell the government to fuck off, I wonder how many of the others will just roll over and give them their backdoor.
I think this is for iCloud, not iOS.
For Android read Google backup storage equivalency - Google Drive, Gmail and Google Photos.
I don't think Google drive supports encryption.
Google offers that feature but only with an Enterprise Workspace account.