Poland Spyware Inquiry to Quiz Former Ministers

Poland has announced that it will be conducting a spyware inquiry to question former ministers about their involvement in potential surveillance activities.

The investigation comes after reports surfaced claiming that the government had been using a controversial spyware program to monitor individuals without their knowledge or consent.

Former ministers who served in sensitive positions during the time in question will be called in for questioning as part of the inquiry, in an effort to determine the extent of their knowledge and involvement in the spyware scandal.

The Polish government has emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in addressing this issue, and has pledged to fully cooperate with the investigation to uncover the truth.

As the inquiry unfolds, more details are expected to emerge regarding the use of spyware and the potential violations of privacy that may have occurred.