White House Launches App to Keep Public Informed on Trump Administration
Privacy advocates question scope of data the app requests for use.
Privacy advocates question scope of data the app requests for use.
WASHINGTON, March 30, 2026 – The White House rolled out a new smartphone app on Friday that provides users with real-time updates, selected news, and a curated overview of President Donald Trump’s second-term achievements, while also allowing users to submit tips to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The launch follows a series of short, cryptic teaser videos posted on the White House’s official social media accounts, which hinted at an upcoming announcement but provided little detail.
The app is intended to deliver updates on developments within the Trump administration. In announcing the app on X, the White House said it would provide information “straight from the source, no filters.”
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