
With online privacy being such a hot-button issue in recent years, it’s kind of surprising that Facebook Messenger, one of the most-used messenger apps, hasn’t yet implemented end-to-end encryption by default. Particularly when WhatsApp, another Meta-owned messaging app, has been offering end-to-end encryption since 2016. Right now, your Facebook messages can be accessed by Meta staff and could even be handed over to law enforcement, much like a recent case in Nebraska.

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