Pegasus doesn’t need you to click anything.
Pegasus is a commercial surveillance tool developed by NSO Group, an Israeli company that sells exclusively to government clients.
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Is your phone being monitored? 8 signs that weren’t there last month.
Spyware runs in the background and transmits data continuously.
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Free VPNs sell your data. Exactly what they collect.
Operating a VPN requires servers, bandwidth, and engineering.
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An NGO worker’s phone was searched at the border.
The worker was returning from a deployment in a country where the organisation’s work had attracted official scrutiny.
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Digital privacy checklist before filing for divorce.
Check active sessions on every major account.
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If you’re filing for divorce, assume your devices are already compromised.
In a contested divorce, your digital life becomes evidence.
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These VPNs still work in China, Iran, and Russia. These ones got people arrested.
China, Iran, Russia, and a growing number of other states use deep packet inspection to identify and block VPN traffic at the infrastructure level.
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Judges are using your Instagram posts against you. Stop doing these 6 things.
You’ve filed a claim about reduced income or limited resources.
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Proton VPN review 2026. Tested under real conditions.
Proton VPN is part of the Proton ecosystem: a Swiss-based suite of privacy tools built by a team that started at CERN and launched Proton Mail after the Snowden revelations.
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1Password review for journalists. Is it enough for source protection?
The vault is encrypted locally before it syncs to 1Password’s servers, which means 1Password cannot read your stored credentials.
