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    1. SS

      The FBI and CISA, the US cyber defense agency, are warning Americans to use fully encrypted messaging and phone calls where they can. The backdrop is the Chinese hacking of US networks that is reportedly “ongoing and likely larger in scale than previously understood.”

      The two officials briefing the media went as far as to suggest “that Americans should use encrypted apps for all their communications.” That means stop sending texts between iPhones and Androids.

    2. Commercial-Cod4232 on

      What if youre sending texts about nothing/bullshit, like hey howre you doing, dont send those either? Or only like sensitive/private things?

    3. expertazuresparrow on

      Who the he’ll wanna my texts tellin a customer I’ll be there Wednesday at 9 o’clock

    4. NotaContributi0n on

      If china finds out I asked my wife what else we need at the grocery store, I’m FUCKED

    5. Mobile_Aerie3536 on

      It’s just easier for them to get them from app developers that they have on payroll, Verizon and AT&T probably aren’t as easy or cheap.

    6. Tasty-Ice-9752 on

      I had a high level Ai directed hack recently. They were able to steal authentication from my carrier. Everything online went nuts I had bots messesging friends and family. Bots ordering Walmart and delivering to my house. When they flip the switch and turn it on full go it’s going to be chaos. They contacted my children through social media all at the same time. They even tried to sext a minor on my Snapchat that I never use and didn’t know exist. It wasn’t about stealing anything it was a chaos hack.

    7. I don’t give a shit if China has my messages. I DO give a shit if the FBI has them though.

    8. FiveStanleyNickels on

      I like to imagine my *foreign* hackers as government whistleblowers who testify in front of elected officials only to have their testimony fizzle into zero accountability. 

      But, my government insists they be invisible, nameless, *foreign adversaries*. 

      Unless the government started hiring all the migrants they are importing, there is nothing ‘foreign’ about the hacks into American communications. 

    9. hadtobethetacos on

      *immediately sends mass text to all contacts* – *”Fuck the ccp and that whinnie the poo lookin motherfucker”*

    10. SkeymourSinner on

      Military grunt: Sir we have deciphered the text messages.

      Enemy general: At last! What have you uncovered, military grunt? We have spent many man hours to get this. What is the message?

      Military grunt: Brace yourself sir.

      Enemy General: Just give me the god damn message, military grunt!!! We haven’t time for games.

      Military grunt: Sorry sir. The message reads “Good morning, babe. How’d you sleep?”

      Military general: My dear god!! We’re doomed.

    11. soggybiscuit93 on

      Comments section is full of people who don’t know much about the cyber security landscape but comment confidentially.

      A good book to start with would be The 5th Domain.

      Persistent cyber attacks by foreign actors against the US have been happening for *years*. This is well known. Idk why people are acting like this isn’t the case.

    12. “ Hey everyone , we need you to stop using the single most used way to communicate . Mmmkay.”

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