#37: He Says the Phone Hacking Incident Made Him Distrust Friends and Family
Law later said the phone hacking made him suspicious of people close to him because private details kept appearing in the press. He described changing phones and even having his home checked, while still struggling to understand how journalists seemed to know things that only a small circle should have known.

That uncertainty made the scandal especially personal. It was not only about newspapers invading his privacy, but about the emotional damage caused when he began wondering whether friends, relatives, or colleagues had betrayed him.
