However, they have yet to spell out clearly whether the government wants them to weaken encrypted services such as WhatsApp or are ... protections enabled by encryption. Instead, the Investigatory ...

WhatsApp joins Apple's legal fight against the UK's demand for encryption backdoors, opening access to user data.

Facebook-owned WhatsApp disputes the assertion that it is planning to bypass encryption on its services. The post has been updated to reflect its position. The encryption debate was back in the ...

It is for this reason that she sees the new Whatsapp encryption as a step in the right ... There are definitely two sides to this legal debate as one has to weigh up the right to privacy and ...

Though there are many messaging platforms that have previously found themselves at the center of the terrorism debate ... active users. WhatsApp activated end-to-end encryption by default ...

It is while this debate was simmering down that WhatsApp turned on end-to-end encryption, effectively making all communications on the app invisible to everyone, even WhatsApp themselves.

He's right about something—WhatsApp encryption is secure and your messages are completely private. However, the two stories aren't about encryption but metadata. They aren't just about WhatsApp ...

WhatsApp's encryption debate in the Delhi High Court has sparked a discussion on the balance between privacy and security. The court is considering a rule that requires social media companies to ...

WhatsApp – and other messaging platforms, such as Signal – have urged the UK government to protect the encryption technology that ensures their messages stay secure as they are sent.

WhatsApp has long marketed itself as a secure messaging app with end-to-end encryption as its key feature. However, recent reports and studies have shown that the reality may not be as secure as ...

The update arrives amid a heightened international debate over how much ... the San Bernardino shooters. WhatsApp began working on developing full end-to-end encryption on its messages about ...