European Union Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders called on EU member states to address privacy protections against unlawful surveillance in the wake of snooping efforts by NSO Group's "Pegasus" software, the Guardian reports. Reynders said the commission "condemns" the Pegasus incident and called for it to be "thoroughly investigated." He also urged members of European Parliament to finish work on pending legislation that would combat spyware and surveillance or interception of online communications.
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