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Rumour has it that WhatsApp data can be hacked by spyware, but they deny these allegations

WhatsApp denies allegations that their encrypted data can be hacked by Pegasus

by Jade
December 15, 2020
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On Monday WhatsApp denied allegations in the U.S Supreme Court that it’s encrypted data can be hacked by Pegasus, an Israeli spyware. These allegations led to controversy in 2019, as it was thought that WhatsApp experienced a privacy breach after there were global claims by Indian journalists and human rights activists that they had been spied on by unnamed entities.

 

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