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Facebook has an**unced that it will begin rolling out optional End-to-End Encryption within its Messenger app for iOS and Android on a limited test basis, ahead of the option becoming more widely available through early September.
![]() Messenger users will be able to create one-to-one "Secret Conversations" in Messenger that will be End-to-End encrypted and which can only be read on one device of the person they are communicating with. Within secret conversations, Messenger users will have the option to set a timer to control the length of time each message sent remains visible within the conversation. The tech**logy is based on the Signal Protocol by Open Whisper Systems [PDF]. Facebook said secret conversations do **t currently support rich content like GIFs and videos, making payments, or other popular Messenger features. End-to-end Encryption will **t be enabled by default, and secret conversations will **t be available through Messenger.com, Facebook chat, or the desktop Messenger app for **w, per TechCrunch, which also explained how to start a secret conversation: ?just tap on your friend's name at the top of your current message thread. If you're part of Facebook's test group, you'll see an option called "Secret Conversation." Once you click it, a new conversation thread opens, with a **tice at the top informing you that the chat is End-to-End encrypted.Messenger is free on the App Store [Direct Link] for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Tags: Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Encryption Discuss this article in our forums أكثر... ??????? ??????: Facebook Testing End-to-End Encryption in Messenger || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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