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Philip Fields
@hax4libre.com

Friends, I don't think I'll be invited to the White House holiday party this year. I talked with @monicatorrr.bsky.social at @huffpost.com about privacy concerns surrounding the White House's newest dumpster fire of a website. www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-...

huffpost.comSecurity Researchers Warned About Trump’s New America.Gov Site. The White House Responded By Calling Them ‘Idiots’“Honestly, I think you’d be an idiot to not question it,” one security expert said in response.
Philip Fields
@hax4libre.com

Because I believe in showing my work, I put together this little infographic highlighting the White House claim that they don't store user data and the privacy policy describing several ways in which they admit to storing user data. You can't make this stuff up!

Philip Fields
@hax4libre.com

As a reminder, here is a link to the original reporting from @thedreydossier.bsky.social detailing just a few of the National Design Studio's past data privacy sins—among other legal and policy violations. thedreydossier.substack.com/p/i-found-a-...

thedreydossier.substack.comI found a second vote.gov — and it's registered to the White HouseThere is a moment in every investigation where the thing you have been looking for finds you instead.

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Philip Fields
@hax4libre.com

For an even better idea of how the White House uses your data when they think nobody is looking, have a look at my teardown of a public GitHub repo I found earlier this year containing a pre-release version of their browser extension and its WordPress plugin. ravenwoodintel.com/redline-exte...

ravenwoodintel.comRedline: Analyzing the Next White House Surveillance AppThis is not a benign communication platform; it's a deliberately architected, state-sponsored surveillance apparatus.