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AppWizard
March 28, 2025
Business Insider delivers innovative business journalism, focusing on emerging trends and insightful reporting. It engages readers through well-crafted narratives that make complex topics accessible while providing in-depth analysis. The publication covers a wide range of subjects, including technology, finance, entrepreneurship, and market trends, catering to a diverse readership and empowering decision-makers.
AppWizard
March 27, 2025
Rep. Pat Harrigan of North Carolina raised concerns about a report that the Trump administration accidentally texted a journalist about military operations in Yemen, questioning the security protocols of the administration regarding the encrypted messaging app, Signal. Signal responded by asserting that its software is "the gold standard for private, secure communications" and clarified that a reported "vulnerability" was related to phishing scams and not flaws in their technology. The company has introduced new user flows and in-app warnings to protect against phishing attacks and emphasized its open-source nature for regular audits. President Trump acknowledged the mistake, stating that a staffer mistakenly added journalist Jeffrey Goldberg to a group chat discussing a military strike against the Houthis in Yemen, which included senior officials. The incident has led to criticism, particularly from Democrats calling for resignations and congressional testimony from those involved.
AppWizard
March 26, 2025
Yoplait has partnered with Xbox Game Studios to create limited-edition Minecraft-themed Go-GURT packaging. Each package features vibrant characters from Minecraft and includes game credits with every purchase. Consumers can also find hidden surprises in each tube, allowing kids to play a Minecraft-themed version of Rock, Paper, Scissors. From now until May 15, purchases of Minecraft Go-GURT come with a discount code for the Minecraft Shop, coinciding with the release of A Minecraft Movie on April 4. The Go-GURT is made with live and active yogurt cultures, free from high fructose corn syrup and artificial colors, and contains added vitamins A and D, along with calcium.
AppWizard
March 26, 2025
A magazine journalist was unexpectedly included in a group chat of U.S. national security officials on the Signal messaging app, just hours before President Donald Trump authorized airstrikes against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The National Security Council is investigating how the journalist's phone number was added to this secure communication channel. Signal is an application that supports direct messaging, group chats, and voice and video calls, employing end-to-end encryption. It allows for group chats of up to 1,000 participants and includes a feature for messages to self-destruct after a set period. Signal is considered secure but not immune to hacking, and it raises concerns about compliance with open records laws. Government officials are increasingly using encrypted messaging applications, with many having accounts linked to government-issued and personal cell phones. Signal was created by Moxie Marlinspike, who combined two open-source applications, and is overseen by the nonprofit Signal Foundation, which operates without advertisers or investors.
AppWizard
March 26, 2025
Signal is an encrypted messaging application owned by the nonprofit Signal Foundation, known for its end-to-end encryption. The app has drawn attention in a controversy in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, involving allegations that school board members used Signal to communicate after being instructed to retain records related to a Sunshine Act lawsuit. This has raised concerns about the potential destruction of evidence, as Signal's auto-delete feature may violate federal record retention laws. Additionally, during the Trump administration, Mike Waltz inadvertently included a journalist in a Signal chat discussing a military strike, raising questions about the appropriateness of using commercial messaging for sensitive government communications. The use of auto-deleting messages has sparked debate regarding public accountability and compliance with the Presidential Records Act, as many records must be retained for a minimum of two years.
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