Company That Bragged It Could Track U.S. Spies Hired to Investigate “Havana Syndrome”

Anomaly 6, a company that claimed its advanced phone-tracking tech could locate CIA and NSA officials, has been hired to investigate "Havana syndrome," a mysterious condition affecting U.S. spies and diplomats. This ironic twist highlights potential security and ethical concerns about using surveillance tools for investigating unexplained health issues among U.S. personnel. The involvement of a firm that openly boasts about tracking capabilities adds layers of scrutiny and raises questions about transparency and the appropriate use of such technology in government investigations.