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26 December 20191 min read0 views

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Facebook, the parent company of WhatsApp has decided to sue Israel based private firm NSO as it feels that the later has tried to spy upon and also tried to use devices to compromise WhatsApp conversations of 1400 accounts.

Facebook has took this to court and victims are in 20 countries from UAE to Bahrain to Mexico. It is not clear who all are the targeted.

The Israeli firm has declined the allegation.

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