I truly doubt that they've never used it. I don't know why anyone would believe any statements by organizations that are literally built to spy on us. Sadly some people do trust them mindlessly though.
this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2022
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There is literally no reason to trust anything a state dept says
"Never used in support of any investigation".... So they added a USA flag, one line of code and renamed it EverwatchingEagle?
Lmao, not gonna lie, this one got me.
This is exactly why Schneider advocates for security for everyone. Insecurity for one person (through the development/finding/enabling of Pegasus or whatever) means insecurity for everyone.