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Elon Musk has raised concerns over WhatsApp's security after a new lawsuit accused Meta of misleading users about message privacy. WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart has strongly denied the claims.

Google has denied all wrongdoing but agreed to the settlement to avoid the high cost and uncertainty of a long legal battle. , AI, Times Now

A lawsuit claims Meta misled users about WhatsApp's privacy, triggering sharp reactions from Elon Musk and Pavel Durov, who warned that chats may not be as secure as people believe.

WhatsApp's shift to ads in Status and Channels, paired with a paid ad-free tier, marks a pivotal monetization pivot for Meta's chat giant-balancing free access with premium perks amid 2.5B+ users.

Meta may soon launch paid premium features on Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp. This shows a big move toward subscriptions, AI tools, and special features, while basic services will remain free.

A US lawsuit claims Meta can access WhatsApp messages despite end-to-end encryption promises. Meta has denied the allegations, while Elon Musk questioned WhatsApp's security. Here is the full story in 5 points.

While the plaintiffs have called WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption feature a "sham", Meta has dismissed the allegations as "false and absurd."

Meta is set to introduce paid subscriptions for its apps, including Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, aiming to enhance user experience with exclusive features while maintaining free access to core functionalities. , Technology & Science, Times Now

WhatsApp and Instagram already come in the Verified version but Meta could have broader plans with more AI integrations.

WhatsApp's claims of secure communication via end-to-end encryption are being scrutinised due to a new lawsuit against its parent company, Meta. Filed in San Francisco, the suit alleges that Meta can access private messages, with claims that internal staff can bypass encryption through requests. , Technology & Science, Times Now