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14:39Now PlayingThe use of Israeli spyware pegasus software in the year 29 mobile phones examined by the technical committee was not established. Taking into account the committee's report, CJI NV Ramana stated that the malware was discovered in 5 phones, but there is no conclusive proof of the pegasus spyware. The court also stated that the centre did not cooperate with the investigation throughout. The Supreme Court has reviewed a technical body's report on the alleged use of Pegasus spyware to snoop on the phones of politicians, journalists, and activists. According to NS Nappinai, a Supreme Court advocate, until it is clearly stated in the reports that Pegasus was not present, it is impossible to draw any conclusions. Another guest Anushka Jain, Associate Policy Counsel (Surveillance & Transparency) at Internet Freedom Foundation also spoke to us.
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