US Edition‘Totally False’: WhatsApp Chief Rejects Claims Meta Can Read Private Messages
Meta denies allegations of internal access to WhatsApp messages and highlights new lockdown feature protecting high-risk users from sophisticated cyberattacks.
- WhatsApp's chief, Will Cathcart, denied Meta has access to read private messages on WhatsApp due to end-to-end encryption.
- A lawsuit alleges Meta employees can access WhatsApp messages through an internal system, bypassing encryption, but lacks technical evidence.
- Meta has threatened sanctions against the 'frivolous' lawsuit, calling the claims 'absurd and false', and highlighting WhatsApp's encryption and privacy features.
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