Under the changes, Meta will no longer have access to the contents of what users send or receive, unless a user reports a message
Facebook’s parent company has begun rolling out end-to-end encryption across Messenger and Facebook, Meta announced on Thursday.
The company’s vice-president for Messenger, Loredana Crisan, said the encryption was built on the Signal protocol and Meta’s own Labyrinth protocol.
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Under the changes, Meta will no longer have access to the contents of what users send or receive, unless a user reports a message
Facebook’s parent company has begun rolling out end-to-end encryption across Messenger and Facebook, Meta announced on Thursday.
The company’s vice-president for Messenger, Loredana Crisan, said the encryption was built on the Signal protocol and Meta’s own Labyrinth protocol. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian