Spyware developer fined, ordered to notify impacted individuals
The New York Attorney General's Office has reached an agreement with spyware developer Patrick Hinchy, who illegally promoted mobile surveillance software.
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The New York Attorney General's Office has reached an agreement with spyware developer Patrick Hinchy, who illegally promoted mobile surveillance software.
Developer of multiple spyware and stalkerware apps fined more than $400,000.
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that her office secured $410,000 from Patrick Hinchy and 16 of his companies for illegally promoting spyware that allowed individuals to monitor another person’s device without their awareness.
The New York-based stalkerware operator also agreed to pay more than $400,000 in civil penalties for facilitating phone surveillance.
Multiple Companies Owned by Patrick Hinchy Sold Software Products that Allowed Individuals to Spy on their Partners without Their Consent.