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Apple has made headlines in recent weeks for touting its commitment to privacy and human rights, rol
2025-08-08
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Apple has made headlines in recent weeks for touting its commitment to privacy and human rights, rolling out tools to limit surveillance and spyware. But behind the corporate messaging lies a much darker reality. The company has quietly brought in dozens of veterans from Unit 8200, Israel’s shadowy military intelligence unit known for blackmail, mass surveillance, and targeted killings.
Many of these hires took place as Israel escalated its war on Gaza, and as CEO Tim Cook publicly expressed support for Israel while disciplining employees for pro-Palestinian expressions. Apple’s deepening ties to Israel’s most controversial intelligence raise uncomfortable questions, not only about the company’s political loyalties, but also about how it handles vast troves of personal user data.
Read @Alan.R.MacLeod’s new investigation, that identifies dozens of Unit 8200 operatives now working inside Apple - https://www.mintpressnews.com/apple-israel-unit-8200-hiring/290226/
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