Welcome to Crossroads and thank you for joining us today.

The FBI is now warning Android and iPhone users to stop sending text messages to each other

and to instead use encrypted chat apps. This warning comes amid a large-scale

telecommunications breach in the United States by Chinese hackers. And the CCP agency allegedly

involved in the cyber attack is important. It's tied with the Chinese regime's Ministry of Public

Security, and notably to the CCP's overall three

warfares programs. If you've never heard about it, you need to hear about it. I'll be talking

about it today. And in other news, a new Senate report is found that just 6%, that's right,

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, six percent of the federal government's workforce report in

person on a full-time basis. And information on remote work on the government has now been

presented to Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy running the new department on government

deficiency as they begin looking to cut government jobs.

I'll be going to these stories and more today, so let's dive into it.

A new warning is being sent out to not send text messages between Android and iPhones.

And this has made a large-scale breach of U.S. networks by Chinese hackers.

The FBI, CESA, the U.S. Cyber Defense Agency, they are now

warning mobile phone users use encrypted apps for chats and calls amid the current breach. Not forever,

but while this breach is ongoing. Forbes said this. It said, while messaging Android to Android or iPhone to iPhone is secure,

messaging from one to the other is not. They say now even the FBI and CSA, the U.S. Cyber Defense

Agency, are warning Americans to use responsibly encrypted messaging and phone calls

when they can. And it notes, the backdrop is the Chinese hacking of U.S. networks that has reportedly

ongoing and likely larger in scale than previously understood.

...