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Secretary of State Marco Rubio's use of the messaging app Signal for official communications is under legal scrutiny due to concerns about record preservation. A federal judge required assurances regarding the preservation of messages from a Signal chat about war plans in Yemen. Advocacy group Democracy Forward is pursuing litigation for Signal chats, while some lawmakers express concerns about the app's security.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio's use of the messaging app Signal for official communications is under legal scrutiny due to concerns about record preservation. A federal judge required assurances regarding the preservation of messages from a Signal chat about war plans in Yemen. Advocacy group Democracy Forward is pursuing litigation for Signal chats, while some lawmakers express concerns about the app's security.
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