Governments Reportedly Spying on Smartphone Users Through Push Notifications
Senator Ron Wyden Reveals Results of Year-Long Investigation into Privacy Breaches
- Governments are reportedly spying on smartphone users through their push notifications, according to Senator Ron Wyden.
- Apple and Google have been forced by the US government to remain silent about these practices.
- Mobile notifications can provide governments with information about a device and its user's activities, even when the communications themselves may be encrypted.
- Senator Wyden's office conducted a year-long investigation into these practices, revealing the expansive tactics governments use to monitor their citizens.
- Apple and Google have now been permitted to be more transparent about these legal demands.





























