In June 2020, Amnesty International reported it had found evidence that Omar Radi's personal cellphone had been infected with the Pegasus spyware of the Israeli technology firm NSO Group.[23][24] The program can covertly access a phone’s camera, microphone, text messages, emails, applications, and location.[25] As NSO Group publicly states that it sells its software exclusively to governments, Amnesty International concluded in its report that the surveillance was conducted by Moroccan authorities.[25] Israel classifies this technology as a weapon and its approval is required for any exports.[25][26]