Meta-owned Facebook had first started rolling out encryption to its Messenger service back in 2016. (Photo by AFP) San Francisco: Meta-owned Facebook Messenger and Instagram are delaying plans to encrypt users’ messages until 2023. In a post in The Telegraph, Antigone Davis, Meta’s head of safety, attributes the delay to concerns about user safety.Also Read – EXCLUSIVE: INS Visakhapatnam, Most Lethal War Ship Ever To Be Built In India To Commission On Sunday, Take A Look At Pictures And Videos | Watch “We are taking our time to get this right and we don’t plan to finish the global rollout of end-to-end encryption by default across all our messaging services until sometime in 2023,” Antigone Davis wrote in The Telegraph. Also Read – All New Maruti Suzuki Celerio 2021 Has Finally Arrived With Stylish Design And Great Fuel Efficiency, First Drive Review | Watch Video “As a company that connects billions of people around the world and has built industry-leading technology, we’re determined to protect people’s private communications and keep people safe online,” added. Also Read – Redmi Note10S, Realme Narzo 30: Best Smartphones That You Can Buy Under Rs 15,000, Check out List | Watch Video With E2EE only…
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