Facebook is now working to protect privacy in Messenger

The Dhaka Times Desk Facebook is a popular social media. Facebook has become a necessity like a daily necessity. Facebook has increased its customer benefits over time with various new additions. From time to time, Facebook has been providing various opportunities to customers by unveiling various features. Their work of adding these new features does not stop. Various benefits are being provided through various researches. Facebook authorities have always continued the effort to increase the acceptance of Facebook.

Facebook is a popular social media. Facebook has become a necessity like a daily necessity. Facebook has increased its customer benefits over time with various new additions. From time to time, Facebook has been providing various opportunities to customers by unveiling various features. Their work of adding these new features does not stop. Various benefits are being provided through various researches. Facebook authorities have always continued the effort to increase the acceptance of Facebook.

Facebook has opened an open door for communication in the entire global social media world. Where people are doing all their personal, business and workplace communication through this medium. However, these messaging systems do not guarantee the privacy of information. Facebook, the popular social media platform, has often been accused of violating user privacy.

According to news media, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently talked about working on encrypted (confidential) messaging features. This time, the Facebook authorities are moving in that direction.

According to app researcher Jane Manchun, Facebook is working on a 'Secret Mood' feature on its Messenger platform, a system that allows users to make encrypted video and audio calls. Where no third party can enter except sender and receiver. It is said that even the Facebook authorities will not know that information. Basically, this feature also prioritizes user privacy.

Note that currently the feature called 'Secret Conversation' in Messenger is only for text messaging. However, Facebook-owned platform WhatsApp is popular for its encrypted messaging.