With numerous reports of hacking and other forms of cyber attack, getting an end-to-end encryption (E2EE) feature would definitely boost the security of online engagements. Meanwhile, users have been sharing in Twitter, Reddit as well as in various media outlets screenshots of Google's new E2EE feature, which is apparently available already for Google Messages on Android for beta testing.
Back in November, the tech giant announced to add its new feature for RCS messages, but since it is already on beta testing, we can expect the feature to be officially added on the app soon.
As of the moment, all other conversations and group chats are still unencrypted, although it is highly possible in the future.
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Written by CJ Robles
