The Trump administration's new app, designed to provide federal employees with direct access to presidential updates, is set to be automatically installed on millions of government-issued devices. Launched in March, the app features a feed of social media posts and policy announcements, along with a button for users to send a pre-written text to President Trump proclaiming him the 'Greatest President Ever!'. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that it will begin automatic installations next week, following a mandate from the White House. However, IT experts are raising serious concerns about the implications of this move. Sonny Hashmi, a former government IT executive, warned that such apps could create vulnerabilities, potentially allowing backdoor access to government networks. Additionally, cybersecurity researchers have flagged the app for sharing user data with third parties, heightening privacy concerns. Critics, including former tech official David Nesting, argue that the app serves as a tool for disseminating propaganda, ensuring that all federal employees are exposed to the same messaging from the administration. This initiative reflects a broader pattern of using official channels to influence and control the federal workforce.