The first four months in office has been not-so-cool for the new president of United States, Donald Trump. He was badly struck in a wide range of controversies – including attempts to scrap Obamacare, alleged ties with Russia’s Vladimir Putin and issuance of executive order to ban immigrants from Muslim-majority nations. Amid all these rows, he’s just ran into a fresh trouble by serving his personal mobile number to the International leaders and that’s a rupture to presidential protocol, according to security agencies.
Reportedly, Trump gave his personal contact information to the presidents of Mexico, Canada, France and he, further, told them to ring him up any point of time. Soon after Emmanuel Macron was elected as new president of France, US President phoned him to congratulate him and gave his number.
Apparently, this development by President of the United States of America is being scrutinized by security agencies and they offer an advice -not to give his personal number, considering the growing chance of hacking his telephone. ‘The conversations among world leaders could be leaked and it’s completely inadvisable’, agencies caution President Trump.
On other hand, we had reports that Trump uses an ordinary phone which doesn’t have any sort of security features to protect from hacking.
