Apple sues Israeli firm over alleged iPhone hacking

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Apple announced a lawsuit against Israeli firm NSO Group on Tuesday for alleged “surveillance and targeting” of the company’s users.

The company said it is seeking damages and an injunction to block NSO Group from using its products in the future. Apple said the surveillance was limited to a small group of users and that its servers were not hacked.

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