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Chine Foreign Ministry has issued a public statement condemning the distribution and usage of Pegasus Spywaresurveillance software by various countries. Now, to those uninitiated, Israel-based NSO Group developed Pegasus surveillance software that was meant for government organizations to spy on criminal suspects.
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