Zuckerberg also tried to clear doubts with regard to the new WhatsApp privacy update.
He said, "To clarify some confusion that we have seen, this update does not change the privacy of anyone's messages with friends and family. All of these messages are end-to-end encrypted, which means we can't see or hear what you say, and we never will unless the person you messaged chooses to share it."
"And business messages will only be hosted on our infrastructure if the business chooses to do so. We want everyone to know the lengths we go to protect your private messages, so we're moving the date of this update back to give everyone time to understand what the update means."
Zuckerberg also tried to clear doubts with regard to the new WhatsApp privacy update.
He said, "To clarify some confusion that we have seen, this update does not change the privacy of anyone's messages with friends and family. All of these messages are end-to-end encrypted, which means we can't see or hear what you say, and we never will unless the person you messaged chooses to share it."
"And business messages will only be hosted on our infrastructure if the business chooses to do so. We want everyone to know the lengths we go to protect your private messages, so we're moving the date of this update back to give everyone time to understand what the update means."