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Meta is making a major change to privacy on Instagram. Starting May 8, the company plans to remove end-to-end encryption from Instagram direct messages, meaning chats will no longer be fully private between sender and receiver. According to Meta, the change is intended to help the platform detect and prevent harmful activity such as child sexual abuse material, grooming, and harassment. Without end-to-end encryption, the platform will be able to monitor messages and calls for safety risks. The move has already sparked debate. Some believe it could help protect users online, while others worry it could weaken digital privacy. The bigger question is simple: Should platforms prioritize user safety or user privacy? Source: The Verge Follow @nextpreneurs.ai for the latest in AI & Tech.
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@mytwospikes Instergram stick it in your corner hole
@paitimata Bye you freak
@james_doyle_28hotmailca I don’t really talk to people on here anymore.
@black_diamond_bd216 RIP IG 👏👏👏👏 I ALREADY PUT TIKTOK IN A ⚰️ NOT BECAUSE IM DOIN ANYTHING BUT BECAUSE THEIR STRIPPING OF OUR PRIVACY MORE AN MORE AN OUR FREE SPEECH
@thomasalejandria Its time to close account
@tiger.storm1 No give a Toss Mark Zurburg about your Instagram as no end end to end so I see people leaving and give a Toss same with Facebook as as as that will no end to end encryption no either of them.and my own Opinion on that
@anthontcatnfatima They should do that for tick tock to.....
@b14ck_5w4n_5y5t3ms So make a shitty platform even shittier
@cutekitty559 Pedophiles are in there! That’s why!
@1less2fear Another pedo HERO 👏
@jamesw.butts That's BS
@wallickbrian59 oh so I text something negative about a issue not knowing I'm violating circumstances. I'll be penalized for inappropriate behavior. Just like TICTOK. make sure the company sends everyone a diverse copy of new regulations
@mileina691 😍