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For a fact? How so?

• flogic 14y ago
  They had news articles about protecting his phone back when he was elected.
• 27182818284 14y ago
  It was an issue widely covered in the press, or at least widely covered enough that I remember people joking about it in monologues. Obama wanted to keep his blackberry and other gadgets in opposition to what the Secret Service wanted. They finally compromised with security-enhanced versions of the devices such as his so-called "Blackberry One" a pun off of Air Force One. Though I didn't hear anything about securing it when he got an iPad, I did see photos in the news of him carrying one. I would assume it would be equally vetted and locked down.
• crag 14y ago
  I'd have to kill ya if I told you. :) No I'm kidding of course. Obviously, I did work in that area, ages ago. And it's been like this for a long time, by the way. Even back in ancient times when we all used dials. The president lives in the ultimate bubble. Nothing gets in or out without being vetted.