Earlier this year, an investigation published in the New Yorkerby Ronan Farrow suggested that commercial spyware called Pegasus, developed by the Israeli firm NSO Group, is being used by governments in at least 45 countries around the world, including by U.S. and European intelligence and law enforcement services. Yeah, and especially for authoritarian countries, and in Thailand as well, for me when I'm thinking of the technologies like spyware it's not just all authoritarian governments that are using this. And then also we know that for the NSO group, that they have a good relationship with the Israeli government which means that the government has to sign off or approve before they sell this spyware for other countries.