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Meta is killing end-to-end encryption in Instagram DMs

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Meta is discontinuing end-to-end encryption in Instagram Direct Messages, citing low adoption rates and redirecting users to WhatsApp for encrypted messaging needs; this move highlights Meta's shifting stance on privacy features amid ongoing debates over safety and encryption. Content creators should consider alternative platforms like WhatsApp if they require secure communication channels.

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