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Israel taps mobile data to find likely coronavirus carriers

By Steven Scheer and Tova Cohen on Mar 31, 2020 1:32PM
Israel taps mobile data to find likely coronavirus carriers

With help from embattled spyware firm NSO.

Israel's defence ministry plans to use software that analyses data gathered from mobile phones - produced, according to Israeli media, by the spyware firm NSO - to help locate likely carriers of the coronavirus in order to test them. Defence Minister Naftali Bennett told reporters that the ...

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By Steven Scheer and Tova Cohen
Mar 31 2020
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