Week last, Apple filed case against NSO Group, the technology company at the rear of the Pegasus spyware. In its lawsuit, Apple company seeks to carry NSO Group in charge of alleged surveillance of choose iPhone users, along with ban the company from making use of any Apple company products. While electronic rights activists commend Apple company for taking a stand for personal privacy rights, they state they want to make sure that the precedent established by the situation applies and then bad actors rather than organizations to get user personal privacy. Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis and senior reporter Lucas Mearian sign up for Juliet to go over what the lawsuit opportinity for Apple, those suffering from the spyware and electronic rights overall.