FBI Warns of Text Message Vulnerability Between iPhone and Android Users
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The FBI has warned iPhone and Android users to avoid texting each other due to a major Chinese cyberattack, "Salt Typhoon," which compromised communications of over 100 U.S. government officials. While Android-to-Android and iPhone-to-iPhone messaging remains secure, cross-platform texting is vulnerable. The FBI recommends using encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp for secure communication. The Chinese Embassy has denied involvement in the hacking incident.
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