There’s something new at WhatsApp. The messaging service, with more than two billion users, regularly launches new functions. But in this month of August, these are three innovations presented as important to protect privacy that are deployed. The opportunity to analyze these new features in detail… and to realize that messaging, in the hands of the Meta group controlled by Mark Zuckerberg, is by far not beyond reproach in terms of respect for its users.
“Confidentiality in the Genes”
In announcing these new settings on August 9, WhatsApp was not stingy with rave words: “Confidentiality is in WhatsApp’s genes, which is why we are constantly looking to…
