The Wall Street Journal describes examining a phone smuggled out of North Korea with a former North Korean soldier, looking beyond its familiar smartphone functions.
WSJ says its examination of a smartphone smuggled out of North Korea revealed that the regime can monitor everything users type and watch on the device. The outlet describes familiar smartphone functions with monitoring capabilities that become apparent on closer inspection.
120.4K
1 post, first seen 4d ago
The Wall Street Journal describes examining a phone smuggled out of North Korea with a former North Korean soldier, looking beyond its familiar smartphone functions.
WSJ says its examination of a smartphone smuggled out of North Korea revealed that the regime can monitor everything users type and watch on the device. The outlet describes familiar smartphone functions with monitoring capabilities that become apparent on closer inspection.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJWSJ’s Dasl Yoon and a former North Korean soldier examine a smartphone that was smuggled out of the world’s most reclusive nation. A look inside the device reveals familiar smartphone functions, but dig a little deeper and it becomes clear that the regime can monitor everything…
The Wall Street Journal@WSJWSJ’s Dasl Yoon and a former North Korean soldier examine a smartphone that was smuggled out of the world’s most reclusive nation. A look inside the device reveals familiar smartphone functions, but dig a little deeper and it becomes clear that the regime can monitor everything…