Post #18862 by onepoorguy on the US Policy board

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I didn't know that. I suspect the private server was more secure, but still a bad idea.

How could anyone think using AOL, Yahoo, Gmail, or a server in your home was a good idea for secure communications? Hopefully it actually is illegal now.

I have wondered what Trump did with his private phone, other than use Twitter on the john in the morning. He refused to surrender the phone and use the secure one the Secret Service tried to give him. Did he use it for anything that required security? Would that be actionable?

In future, a POTUS should not have the option not to surrender the personal phone. Even if they have to pin the POTUS down and pry it from their hands. T-Mobile or Verizon are not sufficiently secure.

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