A New York-based spyware maker has agreed to notify the individuals whose phones were compromised by its mobile surveillance software, following a deal with the New York attorney general’s office announced Thursday. Read more:Behind the stalkerware network spilling the private phone data of hundreds of thousandsInside TheTruthSpy, the stalkerware network spying on thousandsTheTruthSpy exposed: This spyware lookup tool says if your Android device was compromisedMentions of the “metaverse” were relatively few and far between in Meta’s quarterly earnings call this week \u2014 we counted a mere seven mentions compared to 23 for “AI” \u2014 but the company’s investment into its vision of a VR-connected social future remains colossal. \nRead more:\n\nBehind the stalkerware network spilling the private phone data of hundreds of thousands\nInside TheTruthSpy, the stalkerware network spying on thousands\nTheTruthSpy exposed: This spyware lookup tool says if your Android device was compromised\n\nRelated:\n\nXnspy stalkerware spied on thousands of iPhones and Android devices\nGoogle pulls ‘stalkerware’ ads that promoted phone spying apps\nSupport King, banned by FTC, linked to new phone spying operation\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"zack