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Hillary Clinton’s campaign team has adopted Signal, an encryption app created by Open Whisper Systems, the Financial Times says without specifying where it got info. Co. secures messages sent on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Google’s upcoming messaging app "I think we have actually sort of won the future at this point": Moxie Marlinspike, leader of Signal speaking under pseudonym Open Whisper Systems funded by donations from Knight Foundation, Shuttleworth Foundation NOTE: Putin Says DNC Hack

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