SINGAPORE — Workers' Party (WP) chairman Sylvia Lim has been advised to make a police report or hand her mobile phone in for a forensic examination by a third party, said the police in a press release on Saturday (Feb 19).
Their advice to Ms Lim comes after her disclosure in Parliament on Friday during a supplementary question to Minister of State for Home Affairs Desmond Tan that she had received ainforming her that her iPhone could be the subject of hacking by state sponsored attackers.
Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam later on Friday told Ms Lim in Parliament that her phone had not been hacked by Singapore state agencies.
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