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👮 Ontario police just got caught using full-blown spyware that lets them remotely hijack your smartphone — grabbing call logs, photos, encrypted messages, and everything else — while you have zero clue it’s happening. The wild part? They’re fighting in court to keep almost everything about it secret. They’ve...

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