http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2014/08/11/why-surveillance-companies-hate-the-iphone/
Android phones, some Blackberries and phones running older Microsoft operating systems all are vulnerable to Gammas spyware, called FinSpy, which can turn your smart phone into a potent surveillance device. Users of the spyware are capable of listening to calls on targeted devices, stealing contacts, activating the microphone, tracking your location and more. But for FinSpy to hack into an iPhone, its owner must have already stripped away much of its built-in security through a process called jailbreaking. No jailbreak, no FinSpy on your iPhone, at least according to a leaked Gamma document dated April 2014.
Android phones, some Blackberries and phones running older Microsoft operating systems all are vulnerable to Gammas spyware, called FinSpy, which can turn your smart phone into a potent surveillance device. Users of the spyware are capable of listening to calls on targeted devices, stealing contacts, activating the microphone, tracking your location and more. But for FinSpy to hack into an iPhone, its owner must have already stripped away much of its built-in security through a process called jailbreaking. No jailbreak, no FinSpy on your iPhone, at least according to a leaked Gamma document dated April 2014.