Nearly three years after Greece passed a law aimed at introducing transparency around the use of spyware by state authorities, critical parts of that legislation remain inactive. A new investigation by Inside Story reveals that, despite promises of oversight and accountability, the Greek government has yet to implement key measures required by Law 5002/2022. The law was introduced following public outrage over revelations that Greece's National Intelligence Service (EYP) had used the Predator spyware developed by Intellexa in illegal surveillance operations. It was intended to establish clear rules governing the use of powerful surveillance tools by intelligence and law enforcement agencies. Yet nearly three years later, much of the regulatory framework remains unimplemented. Law 5002, adopted in December 2022, laid out a legal foundation for the procurement and use of spyware by agencies such as Greece's National Intelligence...