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Apple Was Slow to Act on FaceTime Bug That Allows Spying on iPhones

on January 30, 2019

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A teenager in Arizona discovered the flaw, which allows eavesdropping, on Jan. 19, and his mother contacted Apple the next day. But the company was slow to reply.

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