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Pedro Sanchez Recalls the Spying with Pegasus and Reveals the Advice He Received to Protect His Mobile: “They Gave Me a Super Important Trick”

Summary by La Razón
During his visit to La Revuelta, the President of the Government explained what measure the IT specialists recommended to him after discovering that his phone had been tapped and to what extent it can help prevent further attacks.

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David Broncano’s interview with the President of the Government gave many curious moments that went beyond political discourses

·Madrid, Spain
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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, went to the TVE 'La Revuelta' stage this Thursday in an interview that left, beyond the pre-campaign and his assessment of corruption in the government and the PSOE, a curious revelation about the security protocols of communications in the Presidency of the government after the Pegasus case.During his interview, the spying with Pegasus software that suffered his mobile a few years ago came out. In…

·Madrid, Spain
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The president of the government has shared the advice given him by the Moncloa Systems department to protect himself. More information: The 5 keys to understanding what Pegasus is: the software that has spied on Pedro Sánchez's mobile phone

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During his visit to La Revuelta, the President of the Government explained what measure the IT specialists recommended to him after discovering that his phone had been tapped and to what extent it can help prevent further attacks.

·Madrid, Spain
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Pedro Sánchez has surprised everyone during his visit to David Broncano’s La Revuelta with a cybersecurity advice that anyone can put into practice: turn off the mobile phone for five minutes a day. The President of the Government assures that this recommendation comes from Moncloa’s computer specialists and that it can help protect the devices from certain threats. But does it really do anything or is it one of those technological tricks that s…

Sanchez told 'La Revuelta' the trick to protect the mobile: turn it off five minutes a day. Experts warn that it is not enough. The entry Turn off the mobile five minutes a day: the security trick of Pedro Sánchez in 'La Revuelta' that razes in networks was first published in What!.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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