WhatsApp joins Facebook Messenger and other apps facing government pressure, but there are still ways users and companies can encourage private messaging.
July 20, 2017 at 10:28 AM
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Recent service disruptions to WhatsApp in China have led to speculation that government officials may be trying to crack down on encrypted communications.
Maya Wang, a China researcher at Human Rights Watch, confirmed to Legaltech News this week that some users reported they could no longer send photos or videos. Some users could not send text-based messages.
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