Supreme Court to hear Pegasus spyware case in April

The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for the Pegasus spyware case in April. The case, involving allegations of government surveillance using the spyware, has garnered significant public and legal attention. The court's decision to hear the case indicates its willingness to address the complex issues surrounding privacy and national security. The hearing will examine the legality and implications of the alleged surveillance activities. The case raises crucial questions about the balance between security and individual rights. The supreme court will consider all evidence before making a ruling.