Apple shared customer data with US government in a record-high 90% of cases, even as Trump administration complains it's not doing enough

Apple announced in a report Friday that it received a record-high 3,619 requests from the US government for users' account information in the first half of 2019, up 36% from the previous six-month period. Apple said it complied with 90% of those requests, which generally asked for customers' iTunes or iCloud account details and occasionally their iCloud data. Apple's report comes amid its battle with the US government over privacy, which was reignited this week after it refused an FBI request to...