Meta, previously known as Facebook, has recently introduced default end-to-end encryption for personal messages on its Messenger platform. This security feature ensures that only the sender and recipient can access the messages, enhancing privacy protection effectively.

Here are some key points to know about this new encryption protocol:

– Messages and calls are confidential from the moment they leave the sender’s device until they reach the recipient’s device.
– Even Meta cannot intercept or view the content of these encrypted communications.
– This security measure applies to all types of exchanges, including personal photos and financial discussions.
– Users will enjoy a more secure and private messaging experience with this default end-to-end encryption feature.

As this feature gradually rolls out globally, users will see a label indicating that their messages and calls are protected with end-to-end encryption. However, it’s essential for users to remember to back up their chats due to the new encryption protocol storing messages solely on users’ devices.

To ensure continuity and accessibility across different devices, users can enable secure storage options like Google Drive or iCloud Drive for backing up their chat history. Additionally, users can choose a 6-digit PIN for accessing chat history across various devices and operating systems, adding an extra layer of security to their messages.

Stay tuned as default end-to-end encryption on Messenger continues to roll out globally in the upcoming months. Keep your chats secure and enjoy a more private messaging experience with this advanced security feature from Meta.