WHATSAPP IS TESTING ENCRYPTED DATA BACKUP

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By the way, WhatsApp has an end-to-end encryption feature for more than 2 billion users and no one can read their messages.

Although no one can read messages and media between users, the backup of WhatsApp is not encrypted.

WhatsApp's online backup to Google Cloud is intended to allow users to retrieve their data instantly if One is damaged or stolen, but it also means that messages, photos, videos and other cloud technologies can be retrieved without any hassle. There are safety stores.

However, this major flaw in the service will soon be fixed. WhatsApp update tracking site WABetaInfo has discovered an end-to-end encrypted cloud backup trial in a new beta version of Android.

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After doing so, users no longer have to worry about hackers or others reading their chat history online.

However, there are some conditions to this new feature, one is that the user has to create a new password to restore his backup.

If the phone is lost and the password is forgotten, then data recovery will not be possible.

Another alternative is to use 64-digit encryption, and even if you lose one, you will still have problems.

It is difficult to say when this feature will be available to all WhatsApp users, but it is hoped that it will be introduced soon.

The trial of encrypted backups in beta versions began when WhatsApp first introduced multi-device support to a specific number of users through the public beta version.

Backups with end-to-end encryption may not be available on all devices with multi-device support.

But this backup will help make WhatsApp more secure.

Remember that before you start using the WhatsApp, the app chooses the time for the backup, ie daily, weekly, monthly or never.