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29 Oct 2021

WhatsApp chats leaked? Here’s how to remain safe

According to WhatsApp, no third parties will be allowed to monitor anyone's WhatsApp chats, photos, or videos. Facebook does not have access to the information, and neither does WhatsApp. Despite all security measures, communications are being leaked, which might be incredibly harmful.

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15 Oct 2021

WhatsApp end to end encryption for chat backups available for users

WhatsApp has begun rolling out end-to-end encrypted chat backups internationally, according to Zuckerberg. WhatsApp chats are protected from all sides. Users will get an option to disable the encrypted backup.

WhatsApp end to end encryption

08 Oct 2021

WhatsApp chat backups gets end-to-end encryption: Here’s what it means

WhatsApp stated last month that it will soon begin rolling out end-to-end encrypted chat backups on its network. The end-to-end encryption for Whatsapp chat backups was momentarily enabled on its Android beta app, according to WABetaInfo. The only way to access the chat backups is to utilise the 64-digit encryption key or the password that users create.

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03 Aug 2021

Here’s how THIS WhatsApp feature will protect chat backups

WhatsApp has come up with a new feature that eventually will secure users’ backups. WhatsApp started testing a feature wherein it would allow users to encrypt their chats while they already had a backup in Google Drive and iCloud. The messaging app is currently working on bringing in end-to-end encryption to local backups which would be similar to the cloud backups.

15 Jun 2021

Here are the 8 ways your WhatsApp messages can be hacked

If a hacker plans to send a malicious GIF to a user, they could hack the entire chat history of the user and they can also get to know who all are sending messages to the user along with the files, photos, and videos sent through WhatsApp. The Pegasus Voice Call attack was discovered in early 2019. WhatsApp is vulnerable through socially engineered attacks as it exploits human psychology to steal information or spread misinformation.

23 Mar 2021

Government to trace origin of WhatsApp messages through THIS new system

This alpha-numeric hash can travel with the message and can be traced back to the original sender, in case of any unlawful activity. The government’s move is intended towards removing the false messages that are spread through WhatsApp and it is leaving no stone unturned to trace the origin of spam messages. WhatsApp is going to generate a unique alpha-numeric hash key for every message sent on the platform which will have letters from A to Z and numbers from 0 to 9.

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