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Secret Service Driven to Personal Phones by Heavy Limits

·Source: Bank Info Security

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Executive Summary

Agents Couldn't Group Chat or Text Foreign Counterparts U.S. Secret Service agents abroad jeopardized their protective mission by using personal smartphones on foreign trips, say auditors, who fault the Department of

Analysis

Agents Couldn't Group Chat or Text Foreign Counterparts U.S. Secret Service agents abroad jeopardized their protective mission by using personal smartphones on foreign trips, say auditors, who fault the Department of Homeland Security office of the chief information officer. Government devices came with too many limits.

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Originally published by Bank Info Security on Jun 25, 2026.

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