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Trump Mobile hack and apparent lack of FCC authorization raise security alarms
AI summary
A hack of Trump Mobile has raised security concerns, and a senator has also noted that the service appears to lack authorization from the Federal Communications Commission. The issue was reported by a senator, who pointed out the apparent lack of FCC authorization for the phone service. The hack and lack of authorization have combined to raise security alarms. The details of the hack and the service's regulatory status are being discussed online. The incident has been reported on tech policy websites and is being commented on by users. The situation highlights potential security and regulatory issues with the Trump Mobile service.
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