While the Trump administration works to dismantle the Deep State's surveillance apparatus, millions of Americans are still using text messaging technology that leaves them completely exposed to government snooping and Big Tech data harvesting.
According to new reports, Americans send a staggering 6 billion text messages every single day, with 81% of users relying on their phone's built-in messaging app instead of secure alternatives like Telegram or Signal. But here's what the mainstream media won't tell you: if you're still using traditional SMS messaging, you're basically handing your private conversations over to anyone who wants to read them.
The Deep State's Dream: Unencrypted Messages
Traditional SMS messages are sent completely unencrypted, meaning government agencies, telecom companies, and foreign adversaries can intercept and read your private conversations. Think about it – would you send your personal thoughts on a postcard for everyone to see? That's exactly what SMS texting does.
The solution? RCS messaging – Rich Communication Services – which provides end-to-end encryption and advanced security features that keep your conversations private where they belong.
"Every American deserves digital privacy, especially when we know how the previous administration weaponized federal agencies against conservatives," said one cybersecurity expert who requested anonymity.
RCS messaging offers encrypted communications, read receipts, high-quality photo sharing, and group chat features that rival apps like WhatsApp – all while keeping your data away from Big Tech's prying eyes.
How to Enable RCS Right Now
Patriots can protect themselves immediately by enabling RCS in their phone's messaging settings. On Android devices, open your Messages app, tap the three dots, select Settings, then Chat features, and turn on "Enable chat features." iPhone users can enable RCS through their carrier settings or by switching to secure messaging apps.
While President Trump works to restore our constitutional rights and dismantle the surveillance state, every American can take action today to protect their digital privacy. In an era where Big Tech and government agencies have proven they can't be trusted with our personal information, securing your communications isn't just smart – it's patriotic.
Are you ready to take back control of your digital privacy, or will you keep handing your private conversations to the same people who censored conservatives for years?