Hosts Juliet Beauchamp and Ken Mingis chat with guests about the latest trends and tech news.
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Apple last week filed a lawsuit against NSO Group, the technology company behind the Pegasus spyware. In its lawsuit, Apple seeks to hold the NSO Group responsible for the alleged surveillance of certain iPhone users, such as prohibiting the company from using Apple products. While digital rights activists praise Apple for protecting privacy rights, they say they want to make sure that the precedent set by the case only applies to bad actors and not to user privacy organizations. Computerworld editor-in-chief Ken Mingis and senior reporter Lucas Mearian join Juliet to discuss what the lawsuit means for Apple, for those harmed by spyware and digital rights in general.
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