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On January 3, the committee issued a public notice urging people to contact them in case they have reasons to believe that their phones were compromised using the malware.

Abdelmadjid Tebboune

Amnesty International confirms opposition politician’s charges that his phone was hacked during election campaign.

The opposition alleges the government used Pegasus malware to snoop on its opponents.

The public notice, issued in leading dailies on Sunday, said "such person who suspects her/his device is infected" should send an email to the technical committee "before noon of January 7, 2022".

After years of intimidation and persecution, which include administrative sanctions, judicial proceedings and surveillance, Togolese journalist Ferdinand Ayité is imprisoned.

Uncovering government surveillance and fighting for robust and effective legal safeguards and oversight is a continuous battle in Latin American countries. Surveillance capabilities and technologies are becoming more intrusive and prevalent, surrounded by a culture of secrecy and entrenched views...

Doctored text messages of the opposition coalition’s campaign leader Krzysztof Brejza were flashed on the country's state-controlled television and media.

Tech got off to a fast start with Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube banning former US president Donald Trump after the January 6 US Capitol riots

New forensic analysis reveals the UAE installed the Israeli Pegasus spyware on the mobile phone of the wife of murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi just months before his torture killing.