Kremlin and Russia Accuse US of Hacking iPhones for Espionage

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Despite the FSB's claims of "malicious software" in iPhones linked to US surveillance operations, Kremlin officials continue to use iPhones for personal communication, with up to 30% of employees in the Russian presidential administration using them. The Kremlin has not banned the use of iPhones, but employees who work with state secrets live under certain restrictions. Russia has sought to reduce its dependence on foreign-made technologies, and after Apple and Samsung exited the Russian market, sales of Chinese-made smartphones soared.
- Kremlin Officials Continue to Use iPhones Despite U.S. Espionage Fears The Moscow Times
- Russia says US hacked thousands of Apple phones in spy plot Reuters
- Kremlin says NSA and Apple are behind “clickless” exploits hitting Kaspersky iPhones Ars Technica
- Russia accuses US of hacking thousands of Apple devices to spy on diplomats The Record by Recorded Future
- Kremlin Accuses the NSA of Spying on Russian iPhone Users Gizmodo
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