Israel's NSO suing paper overs claims Israel Police used its spyware on civilians
Investigation into unsourced reports found no indication that police were abusing Pegasus program. NSO says any damages awarded will be donated to charity.
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Investigation into unsourced reports found no indication that police were abusing Pegasus program. NSO says any damages awarded will be donated to charity.
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