Bloomberg Senate Democrats Question Lifting of Spyware Sanctions
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Five Democratic US senators are seeking explanations from the Trump administration regarding its decision to lift sanctions on individuals previously accused of facilitating the distribution of advanced surveillance technology. The Treasury Department had lifted prohibitions on three individuals linked to the maker of 'Predator' spyware, reversing initial sanctions related to the alleged misuse of software that can covertly control phones.
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2025-01-01
Initial sanctions imposed on individuals linked to spyware
2025-12-01
Treasury Department lifted sanctions on three individuals
2026-02-13
Senate Democrats demand answers from Trump administration
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