Meta is finally delivering a promise that the company made years ago by announcing Thursday the launch of end-to-end encryption for one-on-one talks and calls on Messenger. According to the company, only the sender and the recipient may see the contents of a message received using Messenger when end-to-end encryption is turned on. In 2016, Messenger’s encrypted conversation capability was first made available as an optional feature. But after a lengthy court battle, proposals for two-person talks and end-to-end encrypted messages will now be accepted as standard practice. “This has…
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