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Judge denies WhatsApp’s bid to hold spyware maker in contempt for allegedly targeting users
AI summary
A federal judge has rejected WhatsApp's attempt to hold NSO Group in contempt of court. WhatsApp had claimed that NSO Group violated an injunction by using the messaging app to spread spyware. The judge's decision was influenced by WhatsApp's failure to provide sufficient information to support its case. The injunction in question was issued in 2025 and prohibited NSO Group from using WhatsApp to distribute spyware. The ruling is a setback for WhatsApp in its efforts to hold NSO Group accountable for allegedly targeting its users. The judge's decision highlights the importance of providing adequate evidence in such cases.
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