Republican Senators want WhatsApp, FaceTime, and iMessage to give backdoor access to law enforcement
that would force tech companies to share user data and communications with law enforcement agencies targeting messaging services like WhatsApp, iMessage and FaceTime, which enable a form of secure communication that prevents anyone from accessing or intercepting a user’s messages without their consent.
End-to-end encryption is designed to protect users’ privacy from hackers, government agencies and even the tech companies that run these platforms and services.
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