Facebook Messenger is one of the most used messaging platforms globally at the moment, but there is a huge secret for it, and the CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, does not want you to know about its existence. Despite the fact that the president of Facebook boasts that Facebook Messenger is protected by encryption for messages, in reality they are accessible to the company because there is no encryption when sending and receiving, natively.
Facebook Messenger does not natively encrypt the messages sent and received by users, as iMessage or Telegram do, so any messages sent through the Facebook platform can be intercepted or accessed later. Everything happens despite Facebook's promises that the messages are private, the company reading everything whenever it needs, and sending to the authorities any kind of conversations that are requested, whether this is done legally or not.
THE Facebook Messenger SECRET that Zuckerberg DOESN'T want you to KNOW
Facebook Messenger also has a system that allows the total encryption of conversations, messages being encrypted both when they are sent, when they are transported, or when they are received, but this function is not natively offered to people. Facebook Messenger has a special function called "Secret Conversations", which allows the total encryption of user conversations, but it must be activated manually by users, and it is not so easy for them to find.
Facebook Messenger does not have the conversations totally encrypted on purpose by those at Facebook so that they can read and analyze everything that is being said, and this is because other platforms offer encryption without problems. Although Mark Zuckerberg says that "the future is private", he is probably referring to his own, and this is because all those who use Facebook Messenger do not have any kind of privacy when they have conversations with other people.
Facebook Messenger will soon not have total encryption for conversations, despite the lies that Mark Zuckerberg has been telling for years, and this because it would seriously affect the company's ability to make money.
