Platforms and apps that delete messages top the list of things public officials shouldn’t use, according to the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. The state’s chief legal officer released the 2026 ...

Apps that delete messages don't comply with Ohio public records law and government employees should avoid using them, Attorney General Dave Yost said.

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office released the 2026 edition of the state’s Sunshine Laws manual. According to a Monday press release from Ohio Attorney General David Yost’s office, the book directs ...

Garmin users, rejoice — you no longer need to rely on read-only notifications for the world's most popular messaging app.

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Businesses depend on messaging apps just as much as individuals. Smooth business operations require instant, clear communication between employees, and messaging apps help make that happen. These apps ...

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Belgium has begun rolling out a new secure messaging application for public sector use, replacing platforms such as WhatsApp ...

The ubiquity of off-network messaging applications presents a major challenge for legal and compliance functions. While offering convenience and immediacy, these platforms operate largely outside ...

The attorney general's office said the effort was coordinated with several other states after officials demanded the app take action on criminal activity last spring.