What Apple’s lawsuit against NSO Group means for digital rights
Apple's lawsuit against NSO Group, the tech firm behind the Pegasus spyware seeks to hold the company accountable for alleged surveillance of select iPhone users. Digital rights activists commended Apple for backing privacy rights, but fear the precedent it might set could affect organizations that support user privacy. Computerworld Executive Editor Ken Mingis and senior reporter Lucas Mearian join Juliet to discus…
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