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Trump Campaign May Have Exploited Hacked Data to Spam Voters with Political Texts
Imagine this: A political campaign in Dallas gets hacked, and the attackers steal a list of phone numbers. These numbers belong to supporters who had signed up for updates and information. The hackers then sell this list to a rival campaign. Now, the rival campaign starts bombarding these supporters with spam texts, urging them to switch sides or donate money. The messages are relentless, coming in at all hours, and they look like they’re from the original campaign, causing confusion and frustration among the recipients. This scenario highlights the importance of cybersecurity in political campaigns and the need for supporters to be cautious about unsolicited messages. Always verify the source before clicking on any links or providing personal information. If you suspect a message is spam, report it and block the sender to protect yourself from potential scams. This may be the case with some voters who are now claiming that the Trump Campaign could’ve received hacked information and is spamming them. Getting spam texts, especially political ones, can be a real headache. You never know who is truly behind the mask whether it could be Russia, China, or a stalker down the street. Here’s why you should never click on them: Spam texts often contain malicious links that can compromise your personal information or install harmful software on your device. Political spam texts can be particularly deceptive, as they may appear to come from legitimate sources but are actually designed to exploit your trust. To protect yourself, always delete these messages immediately. Never click on any links or provide personal information in response. If you receive a suspicious text, report it to your mobile carrier by forwarding it to 7726 (SPAM). Additionally, consider using your phone’s built-in spam filters to block unwanted messages. Getting bombarded with political texts can be super annoying, but there are ways to slow them down: These steps should help you regain some peace from those pesky political texts.
Why Fake News Is Here To Stay and How To Spot It
Back in the days when journalism was rewarded and people read newspapers for unbiased papers they had this thing called editorials. Editorials are opinions. Most publications do not seem to tell readers anymore when it’s actual news or an opinion. The problem got worse after Fox News debuted because it was basically an opinion or editorial network. They would tell what they considered the “news” but in their biased way of doing so. The problem got worse in the last election when the internet has been flooded with many propaganda,Read More
Report Suggests Russia and China Attack on America and Taiwan Coming After Election
Russia has been testing the waters and China has been watching and testing in more ways than one. According to a leaked document on January 20th, 2025, the day of the presidential inauguration, a nuclear bomb could explode over Miami. The bomb said by the unverified report will be delivered by a drone, disguised as a commercial aircraft, flown from Cuba. The drone was part of a secret plan to invade Florida by a coalition of Russia, China, and Iran, who had hacked into the US water and power systems,Read More
How Could Russia and China Attack on America and Taiwan Could Playout
EDITORIAL: How would this Russian and Chinese attack play out if it were to happen? On January 20th, 2025, the day of the presidential inauguration, a nuclear bomb exploded over Miami, killing millions of people and destroying the city. The bomb was delivered by a drone, disguised as a commercial aircraft, that flew from Cuba. The drone was part of a secret plan to invade Florida by a coalition of Russia, China, and Iran, who had hacked into the US water and power systems, and prepared a coordinated cyberattack toRead More
$3 gas coming to a station near you
You’ll soon see regular gas selling for $3 a gallon soon at the pumps. This comes after concerns that President Donald Trump is about to impose new sanctions on Iran and the announcement of him pulling out of the nuclear deal have sent oil prices climbing. This means gas prices will be coming along for the ride. The national average price is up to $2.81 a gallon according to AAA, an increase of 3 cents in the last week, and 15 cents in the last month. This is the highestRead More