(Dan Tri) – For world leaders, mobile phones not only serve communication purposes but also must be guaranteed with a high level of security.

British Prime Minister

Landline phones and mobile phones are seen on Prime Minister Theresa May’s desk (Photo: Getty)

Changing a daily habit is very difficult, but British Prime Minister Theresa May is said to have traded her old Blackberry mobile phone for an iPhone.

President of France

Does the French President use an iPhone?

In June 2017, Sibeth Ndiaye, spokeswoman for the Elysee Palace, posted a video on social networks, showing President Emmanuel Macron placing two mobile phones on top of each other on his desk.

U.S. president

President Donald Trump (Photo: AP)

In March 2017, Dan Scavino, White House communications director and assistant to President Donald Trump, confirmed on Twitter that Mr. Trump had been using `the new iPhone for several weeks.`

Prime Minister of India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Photo: Getty)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was once seen taking a `selfie` with a mobile device believed to be an iPhone after voting in Ahmadabad in the 2014 Indian election. However, Prime Minister Modi’s government

Prime Minister of Germany

Prime Minister Angela Merkel (Photo: Getty)

Prime Minister Angela Merkel’s cell phone became the focus of public opinion in 2013 when it was reported that the US National Security Agency had eavesdropped on Merkel’s calls.

President of Russia

President Putin is said to not use a mobile phone (Photo: Sputnik)

According to Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for the President of Russia, President Vladimir Putin does not have a mobile phone, instead the Russian leader wants other forms of communication.

In 2010, the Russian leader declared that it was not necessary to use a mobile phone because if one had such a phone, `it would ring all day long`.

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