So, while WhatsApp messages are safely locked away behind end-to-end encryption, Facebook openly admits to scanning Messenger texts to improve the adverts that will be served to you on Facebook, within Messenger, and across Facebook’s vast advertising network. Although, this is still unconfirmed, so take it with a pinch of salt and stay tuned for more updates regarding the matter.The latter, which is free to download and use – just like WhatsApp, relies on targeting advertising to pay for itself.
WABetaInfo believes that the company might also use the same WhatsApp encryption and decryption protocol and may launch this feature in the near future. This is indicating that Facebook is collecting the code for a local database, which is a work in progress. It can find out if a WhatsApp contact is blocked, find a phone number, find whether or not a chat is archived, and may also be able to view specific WhatsApp groups and profile pictures as well. The code is suggested of being able to recognize sounds of push notifications and even some details of a chat. In simpler terms, Facebook might be able to get access to different data within the WhatsApp database. Editor’s Pick: South Korea has crossed over 7 million 5G subscribers as of June 2020 The developer claimed to have found a few interesting references in Facebook’s codes, which suggested that the company is creating tables in a local database that will enable them to manage messages and services with other WhatsApp users. WABetaInfo reported that a developer named Alessandro Paluzzi revealed that Facebook is bringing in integration support for both messaging platforms. According to a new report, Facebook Messenger users will soon be able to send messages directly to others on WhatsApp. Since the acquisitions, the company has strived to make moving content between the different platforms more seamless and now, maybe even direct. The social media giant is reportedly bringing a cross-chat feature for its Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.įor those unaware, Facebook currently owns popular social media platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp. Facebook is apparently planning on bringing two of its chatting services closer together.
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