The Trump White House directed Department of Government Efficiency employees to disable Signal’s auto-delete feature to preserve records, following revelations of sensitive military information leaks. Officials mistakenly included an Atlantic reporter in the Signal chats discussing Yemen attack plans, prompting the new policy to ensure compliance with federal recordkeeping laws.
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