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Cellebrite cut off Serbia citing abuse of its phone unlocking tools. Why not others?

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Cellebrite halted sales of its phone unlocking tools to Serbia due to alleged abuse but continued supplying other nations facing similar accusations, indicating a shift in its enforcement strategy. This decision highlights the complex ethical considerations for tech companies selling surveillance technology and underscores the importance of transparent policies for content creators and privacy advocates.

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