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Phone hacking was widespread, affecting thousands of people beyond celebrities. The Leveson Inquiry in 2011 revealed the scale of the scandal, leading to significant payouts for victims. However, many cases were never fully prosecuted, leaving a lasting impact on public trust in the media and police.
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