There seems to be a pattern. The Pegasus exploit, Simjacker exploit and SS7 exploit are all very similar. This is all conjecture (though a well thought one). Could there be a backdoor on our phones? And if there is one, where would it be?
In this video, I tell you where I think it could be if it existed.
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