WhatsApp, owned by Meta‘s Mark Zuckerberg, is deemed one of the safer messaging services, with end-to-end encryption one of the key selling points. However, with apps like Signal and Telegram available, is WhatsApp worth it, and is it even safe? WhatsApp was founded in 2009 and rose to stardom after being bought by Meta, formally Facebook, back in 2014. It now has over two billion active users and has been downloaded over five billion times. When an app gets to that height it’s important to ask, is it safe? We asked around the stratosphere and found out what several security experts think about the app and how safe it is to use compared to the other messaging services out there. Kaspersky Total Security – Now 50% off Total protection in one product Add additional security with award-winning protection against hackers, viruses and malware. Includes, Free VPN, Password Manager and Kaspersky Safe Kids. Now 50% off from just £19.99 per month Kaspersky 50% off £19.99 per month View Offer Is the app safe to download? Antony Demetriades, VP at McAfee, spoke to Trusted Reviews about how WhatsApp uses end-to-end encrypted messages on everything sent in the app to help protect users.…
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