Intellexa Founder to Appeal Greek Wiretapping Conviction

The founder of surveillance firm Intellexa announced plans to appeal his recent conviction by a Greek court on charges of breaching personal data during a 2022 wiretapping scandal.

24 Mar, 15:03 — 24 Mar, 15:03

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Intellexa founder says he plans to appeal Greek court ruling over wiretapping scandal

The founder of surveillance firm Intellexa plans to appeal against his conviction by a Greek court on charges of breaching personal data during a wiretapping scandal that rocked Greece in 2022, he told Reuters on Tuesday. On February 26, a Greek court concluded that Intellexa’s Tal Dilian and three other people were guilty of the […]

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