Pegasus Spy Row: Will The Government Ever Answer Why It Breached Its Citizen’s Privacy?

Between April and May 2019, during the government of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, 456 people were spied on with the Pegasus spyware in Mexico, revealed the Network in Defense of Digital Rights (R3D) and Article 19.In a joint publication, the organizations detailed that these acts were recorded in judicial documents of the dispute between WhatsApp and the Israeli company NSO Group. As part of the evidence for the trial, WhatsApp …

Among the victims of espionage are human rights defenders, public officials and journalists OEM-Reportex During the first year of the six-year term of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, more than 400 people were spyed on with the software known as Pegasus, recently revealed Article 19. According to Article 19, between April and May 2019 a total of 456 citizens were victims of espionage through this software, according to court documen…

The government led by the former president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, spyed with Pegasus software on 456 people, said the organization Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales (R3D). The organization assured that judicial documents of the dispute between WhatsApp and the Israeli company NSO Group, developer of the software, confirm that the Mexican government spyed on citizens during the aforementioned six-year period. “During the hearing bef…

During its 11 years of existence, R3D: Network in Defense of Digital Rights has consolidated itself as a respected voice in civil society in Latin America and is recognized for its commitment to the promotion and defense of human rights in the digital environment. This growth has been possible to a large extent thanks to the leadership of Luis Fernando García, who has served as Executive Director since its foundation and for more than a decade. …

According to court documents in the dispute between WhatsApp and the Israeli company NSO Group.

According to court documents in the dispute between WhatsApp and the Israeli company NSO Group.