The lawsuit cites 'courageous whistleblowers,' but provides no technical evidence. WhatsApp's parent company, Meta, calls the ...

This is totally false. WhatsApp can’t read messages because the encryption keys are stored on your phone and we don’t have ...

The complaint, lodged on January 23 in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, alleges that Meta and WhatsApp store, ...

A class action lawsuit against Meta claims that WhatsApp message end-to-end encryption is just a facade. Meta strongly denies ...

The controversy comes from a Bloomberg report revealing that US law enforcement, specifically special agents from the Department of Commerce, had been examining these claims based on interviews with ...

The company says chats remain end-to-end encrypted and inaccessible to WhatsApp or Meta. Elon Musk, Telegram CEO have publicly claimed that WhatsApp chats aren't really safe.

WhatsApp users have suddenly been warned that its security has been seriously compromised, and that a flaw in its encryption may have exposed their data. And separately, Elon Musk has also just ...

Anyone using WhatsApp should know that their chats and calls are end-to-end encrypted, just like on iMessage and Signal. It's a security feature WhatsApp had before Meta bought the app. It's also ...

Taking to X this week, the Meta–owned app tweeted: 'people who end messages with "lol" we see you, we honor you.' This was likely meant as a light–hearted quip, with 'lol' seen by many as a less ...

I've been using WhatsApp since before it was a Meta property, and it's probably the only current Meta app I'd keep. It's a great instant messaging app that works on iPhone and Android and provides the ...