<ul><li>A new cybersecurity report from China Cybersecurity Industry Alliance (CCIA) claims that US intelligence agencies have been secretly collecting data from mobile phone users across the world.</li><li>The report reveals that the US spies on mobile phone users by utilizing hacking tools to access SIM cards, OS, and mobile apps, and targeting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and mobile networks.</li><li>Apple iPhone users are specifically targeted through 'zero-click' attacks, where spyware is installed in the background without the user clicking or opening anything.</li><li>To protect against mobile spying, experts recommend updating devices, using encrypted messaging apps, being cautious of suspicious messages, and turning off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when not in use.</li></ul>

China cybersecurity report claims the US spies on mobile phone users globally

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