The Polish Government has been embroiled in a major spying scandal, after the newly elected Prime Minister accused his predecessor of hacking the telephones of opposition politicians and journalists.
The claims centre around a sophisticated spyware system known as Pegasus - which is used by a number of law enforcement agencies to prevent criminal activity but which human rights groups say is also being abused by autocratic governments.
From Berlin, Trent Murray has the story.
The claims centre around a sophisticated spyware system known as Pegasus - which is used by a number of law enforcement agencies to prevent criminal activity but which human rights groups say is also being abused by autocratic governments.
From Berlin, Trent Murray has the story.
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