Senators worry use of an unencrypted device could pose a national security risk.
Donald Trump’s phone use is under security scrutiny.
Donald Trump’s phone use is raising security concerns among a pair of senate Democrats.
Sens. Tom Carper and Claire McCaskill sent a letter last week to Secretary of Defense James Mattis about whether the president is using a secure device to make calls and post tweets. The senators, who both service on the Homeland Security Committee, worry that an unsecured device could be vulnerable to hacking, posing a national security risk.
“Public reports originally indicated that President Trump began using a ‘secure, encrypted device approved by the U.
