NSA Was Able to Capture Live Data From Compromised iPhones in 2008, Including Live Camera, GPS, and More

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By Jordan GolsonDec 30, 2013, 8:15 pm877 ptsTop
The U.S. National Security Agency could retrieve a vast array of data from compromised iPhones according to an NSA document from 2008 leaked by German magazine Der Spiegel and security researcher Jacob Applebaum. (via Forbes) According to the report, the NSA could install special software onto iPhones as part…

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