WhatsApp is reportedly the next company in the government’s firing line in the great encryption debate. The New York Times is reporting that government officials are “privately debating how to ...

Facebook-owned WhatsApp disputes the assertion that it is planning to bypass encryption on its services. The post has been updated to reflect its position. The encryption debate was back in the ...

"I now think we're going to have another public debate about encryption, and whether government ... Like iMessage, Facebook's WhatsApp encrypts all communications from "end-to-end" - a technique ...

WhatsApp has told the BBC it is supporting fellow tech giant Apple in its legal fight against the UK Home Office over the ...

The move is part of an effort to make the app more like WhatsApp and iMessage ... into a fully encrypted service, a move that is set to rekindle a debate about privacy and security in communications.

Central to the debate in Europe is a technology ... to see through the erroneous argument that encryption means a choice between privacy and safety. WhatsApp provides a safe means of communication ...

WhatsApp joins Apple's legal fight against the UK's demand for encryption backdoors, opening access to user data.

Instant messaging app WhatsApp is seeking to join Apple's legal battle with the U.K. government over end-to-end encryption.

WhatsApp has expressed support for Apple in its ongoing legal fight with the UK Home Office regarding access to user data.

WhatsApp and U.S. lawmakers on both sides are rallying behind Apple's stand against the controversial UK demands to weaken ...

WhatsApp plans to support Apple in its ongoing legal battle with the UK Home Office over user data privacy, the messaging ...

Encrypted messaging service WhatsApp is seeking to intervene to support Apple in its legal fight to challenge a secret Home ...