WhatsApp: The world’s most popular social media platform WhatsApp has refused the Delhi High Court to remove message encryption. During the ongoing hearing in Delhi High Court regarding this matter, WhatsApp told the court that if it is forced to break or remove message encryption from its app, then it will stop its service in India. What is end-to-end encryption? Meta-owned company WhatsApp said that its end-to-end encryption features protect the privacy of every user. Because of this feature, only the sending or receiving user can read the messages sent…
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