WhatsApp, a popular app for users, has launched a new privacy security feature. The feature called 'Advanced Chat Privacy' will strengthen chat and photo security, the Meta -owned company said.
This new feature is optional. That is, it will not be launched by default, users can turn it out of the settings. It will serve as an additional security level with existing security features such as: 'Disappingering Message' and 'Chat Lock'.
If you launch the new 'Advanced Chat Privacy' setting, you and your conversation partner will no longer be able to export chat. At the same time, pictures and videos exchanged in the chat will not be automatically downloaded on the phone. Besides, chats cannot be shared on an AI app. In this way, personal chat information will reduce the risk of getting out of the outside app or in hand.
In a blog post, WhatsApp said, “WhatsApp groups are expanding about our real -life relationships, where many times we talk to someone who does not know well. However, those discussions are important and sensitive, such as discussion of health support groups or community organizations. '
The main goal of WhatsApp is to assure everyone participating in the group that no one will be able to take the user's shared information out of WhatsApp.
To use this feature, you need to launch the 'Advanced Chat Privacy' option by taping 'Chat Info' in a specific chat. WhatsApp says it is the first version of the feature and will add more advanced security in the future.
The latest WhatsApp version users will soon benefit this feature, not for the best smartphone users. However, screenshots can now be taken on WhatsApp. So in this case, privacy is likely to be disrupted.
Although each chat in WhatsApp is already protected in the end-to-end encryption, the feature will give more powerful control over the users as a new addition to their privacy-centered features.
References: TechCrunch
If you launch the new 'Advanced Chat Privacy' setting, you and your conversation partner will no longer be able to export chat. At the same time, pictures and videos exchanged in the chat will not be automatically downloaded on the phone. Besides, chats cannot be shared on an AI app. In this way, personal chat information will reduce the risk of getting out of the outside app or in hand.
In a blog post, WhatsApp said, “WhatsApp groups are expanding about our real -life relationships, where many times we talk to someone who does not know well. However, those discussions are important and sensitive, such as discussion of health support groups or community organizations. '
The main goal of WhatsApp is to assure everyone participating in the group that no one will be able to take the user's shared information out of WhatsApp.
To use this feature, you need to launch the 'Advanced Chat Privacy' option by taping 'Chat Info' in a specific chat. WhatsApp says it is the first version of the feature and will add more advanced security in the future.
The latest WhatsApp version users will soon benefit this feature, not for the best smartphone users. However, screenshots can now be taken on WhatsApp. So in this case, privacy is likely to be disrupted.
Although each chat in WhatsApp is already protected in the end-to-end encryption, the feature will give more powerful control over the users as a new addition to their privacy-centered features.
References: TechCrunch
