Actions that are legally required of every company doing business in a particular country do not invalidate their actions elsewhere.
Google, for instance, bragged on their blog to their real customers in advertising that they now buy a copy of everyone's credit card transaction history.
Actually I think they do - if they're ever legally required to give up data here they seem to not really put up a fight, or have an incentive to make the data useless for the govt.
What I'm saying is expecting Apple to have your back sounds meh.
Google, for instance, bragged on their blog to their real customers in advertising that they now buy a copy of everyone's credit card transaction history.
No nation forced them to do that.