Elector app used by Netanyahu's Likud Party leaks personal data of six million Israeli voters
Prime Minister Netanyahu urged party workers last week to download the app and use it to connect with voters
Netanyahu was indicted on corruption charges at the end of January
An app used by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party has leaked the personal details of more than six million voters in the country - every adult registered to vote. The data breach...
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