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Makers of spyware deny marketing their apps to stalkers in domestic-abuse cases | CBC News

Two firms that promote virtual spyware are refuting claims made through a number one virtual watchdog team that they marketplace their merchandise as gear for stalkers in domestic-abuse cases. A spokesperson for Flexispy stated their device is meant for fogeys and employers, and that it is "completely unacceptable" for somebody to use it to stalk or harass a spouse.
Two companies that sell digital spyware are refuting claims made by a leading digital watchdog group that they market their products as tools for stalkers in domestic-abuse cases. A spokesperson for Flexispy said their software is intended for parents and employers, and that it's "completely unacceptable" for anyone to use it to stalk or harass a partner.

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