Nuked 
Hello, technology enthusiasts! Today we dive into a curious incident that happened in the tech realm.
Recently, there was a buzz surrounding a Signal group chat that involved high-ranking officials from the Trump administration. It all began when Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of Atlantic, found himself added to a group discussion about airstrikes in Yemen.
So, how did this happen? The National Security Adviser Mike Waltz had inadvertently saved Goldberg’s contact information. This situation unfolded when Waltz’s iPhone suggested Goldberg’s number after a conversation with a Trump spokesperson.
Goldberg humorously remarked that it wasn’t anything out of a sci-fi film, referencing ‘The Matrix’ to downplay the confusion. However, according to a White House investigation, a more intricate issue lay behind the scene.
Following an email exchange between Goldberg and the White House, a text was sent to Waltz containing the email’s contents. Due to this, Waltz’s device mistakenly updated Goldberg’s contact under the wrong name, leading to an unexpected invite to the group chat.
In light of this mix-up, Goldberg chose to remain diplomatic about his relationship with Waltz, saying he knows him but prefers not to elaborate further.
This incident serves as a reminder of how technology can unexpectedly intertwine with government affairs. What a humorous yet serious moment for all involved!
