Upcoming changes in Facebook Messenger - E2EE

Facebook has announced an end to the default end-to-end encryption on Messenger. This is a significant change that raises many questions about user privacy. End-to-end encryption ensures that only the sender and receiver can read the messages, meaning that even the company that creates the app does not have access to the content of the conversations. These changes may affect users who value privacy and want their chats to be secure. It remains uncertain what specific actions Facebook will take to protect privacy after this encryption is discontinued. Changes in security policy may come into focus, especially in light of increasing online threats and heightened scrutiny from government authorities.