Why it's such a bad idea for Trump to use an off-the-shelf smartphone
President-elect Donald Trump is a “high risk target” for cyber espionage and intrusion, private sector cybersecurity experts and former intelligence officials say. Recent reports have suggested that Trump continues to use a personal, off-the-shelf smartphone, which would be less secure than the customized, “secure” blackberry provided to President Barack Obama in 2009 by the NSA.
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