Racist Mass Text Campaign Exposes SMS Security Vulnerabilities After Election
A coordinated wave of racist text messages targeting minority communities managed to bypass some SMS security measures following Trump's victory claim. The incident, which particularly affected college campuses, has prompted investigations and raised concerns about messaging infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Digital Privacy Under Siege: Trump Administration's Expanding Surveillance Powers
The Trump administration's control over key intelligence agencies like the NSA and FBI grants unprecedented access to citizens' personal data through expanded surveillance programs. From warrantless monitoring to Big Tech cooperation, Americans face growing challenges in protecting their digital privacy.
Trump's Executive Order Targets Federal Influence on Social Media Content Moderation
Former President Trump signs executive order prohibiting federal officials from pressuring social media platforms to moderate content, marking a significant shift in government approach. The move follows allegations of government overreach in content moderation during the Biden administration, despite platforms maintaining their independent decision-making processes.
White House Website Removes Constitution Page on Trump's Return to Office
On Trump's first day back as president in 2025, the U.S. Constitution page vanished from the White House website, replaced by a 404 error. The removal coincides with controversial executive orders and mirrors previous content purges, raising concerns about government transparency.