Triple Blue Ticks: Are WhatsApp Calls and Messages Really Being Monitored by the Government?

Triple Blue Ticks: Are WhatsApp Calls and Messages Really Being Monitored by the Government?

strict government surveillance will be enforced on social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and even phone calls starting tomorrow.

While there are several very famous messaging apps, the truth is that there is one that stands out above all others. WhatsApp is the app that leads instant messaging on mobile phones and has more than 3 billion active users per month, almost one third of the world’s population. Although it started on its own in 2009, in 2014 it was purchased by Facebook for no less than $19 billion. It has not been until recently that we have seen the biggest ch…

Are you drowning in the news flood at Whatsapp? The AI of Facebook's parent company Meta could soon help to keep track of it. But can this really happen privately and safely with such a data collector as Meta?read more on t3n.de

Is Your WhatsApp Conversation Privileged? Social Media and Legal Confidentiality

Social media has made talking and sharing information super easy and fast, both for chatting with friends and for work. Because of this, lots of businesses, even law firms, found it much easier to switch to working from home. However, the companies that run these social media sites sometimes push the limits of what’s right and legal when it comes to looking at the messages we send. Also, just because it’s easy to share information on social medi…

Meta is going to train AI with your data: take action now!

Meta (the parent company of Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp) announced that it wants to use users' messages and images to train AI models. We urge all Instagram and Facebook users to object, and we are more than happy to explain how you can do this. Meta's generative AI Meta is developing generative AI. This is a type of computer model that is trained using billions of data points. You guessed it: Meta wants to use the data from billions of pe…

From 27 May, your public data can be used by Meta to drive its artificial intelligence, but it is possible to oppose it until that date thanks to the European Data Protection Regulation.