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WhatsApp Beta Introduces End-to-End Encryption Indicator

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WhatsApp Beta Introduces End-to-End Encryption Indicator

The latest WhatsApp beta for Android has come with an update that adds a new feature to chat windows. The feature displays an indicator of end-to-end encryption in the form of a lock icon with the words “end-to-end encrypted” briefly appearing below the name of the contact or group. This added visibility won’t have a significant effect on the user experience but will give reassurance to new WhatsApp users or those concerned about encryption standards.

This encryption indicator, initially spotted in January with version 2.24.3.17, is making a wider appearance in the latest beta release (version 2.24.6.11). However, it’s worth noting that this banner will only be visible momentarily before making way for the last-seen indicator. Users can always manually verify encryption status through the Encryption tab on the contact info page.

WhatsApp has come a long way in solidifying its position as a trusted messaging service, particularly after addressing privacy concerns and emphasizing end-to-end encryption. The platform already provides detailed information on encryption standards for various features, including chats, video/voice calls, and status updates.

The new encryption indication is currently being tested in beta versions and is expected to be available in the stable version shortly. This upgrade reflects WhatsApp’s continuous commitment to user safety and privacy.

 

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