Technology11/10/2025•The Guardian

Tech giants vow to defend users in US as spyware companies make inroads with Trump administration

Tech giants vow to defend users in US as spyware companies make inroads with Trump administration

Apple and WhatsApp have promised to continue notifying users if their mobile devices are targeted by governments using hacking software, even in the United States. This comes as two Israeli-founded spyware companies, now owned by American investors, are actively seeking to expand their reach into the US market. The tech giants' statements were made in response to inquiries from the Guardian newspaper. They aim to defend their users against the growing threat of government surveillance, as these spyware companies make inroads with the Trump administration. The article highlights the ongoing battle between technology companies and government-backed hacking tools, with the tech giants vowing to remain vigilant and transparent in protecting their users' privacy and security.

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