Freedom as spyware
My it support person in Finland claims that the only way someone may have entered my iPad is being an insider at F Secure and that I should turn off the vpn.
Anyone in Estonia?
I worked there as a diplomat ten years ago and experienced massive breaches, most probably by local intelligence who may still want to target me.
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