End To End Encryption

Google Messages to get end-to-end encryption, new features and more for android users

Google will roll out end-to-end encryption, starting with one-on-one RCS conversations between people using Messages.

Zoom to roll out end-to-end encryption for both paid and free users starting next week

To verify if the Zoom meeting is using end-to-end-encryption, participants can check for a green shield logo in the top left corner of their meeting screen.

Facebook, Google's end-to-end encryption might be threatened by new US bill

The bill aims to curb the distribution of child sexual abuse material on platforms like Google, Facebook and so on.

Indian govt meets Google, Twitter, Facebook, says it wants encryption broken in fight against child porn

The panel met officials of companies such as Google, Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp before preparing Saturday’s report

Apple drops plans to let iPhone users fully encrypt backups after FBI complaints

The move shows how much Apple has been willing to help US law enforcement and intelligence agencies.

Telegram adds bunch of features including new Theme Editor, Send When Online, Podcast support and much more

End to end encrypted messaging app Telegram has announced a whole bunch of new features that will be seen on the app soon.

Facebook's end-to-end encryption will enhance user privacy but its not good news for law enforcement

Facebook’s plan to enact this change is paradoxical, considering the company has a history of harvesting user data.

Facebook India policy director to Parliamentary panel: WhatsApp's encryption makes snooping from our end impossible

In October, WhatsApp said Indian journalists and human rights activists were among those globally spied upon by unidentified entities, using an Israeli spyware — Pegasus.

End to end encryption: All you need to know about this technology under threat from govts and law enforcement agencies

Law enforcement and technologists have been arguing over encryption controls for more than two decades.

India’s traceability question: Legally approved interception should be accompanied by strong safeguards from misuse

Government interception rests upon an uneasy truce between the government/LEA, private companies and civil society activists