Today WhatsApp has announced that it’s started supporting passkey-encrypted backups. What this means in practice is that you can use your fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to encrypt your WhatsApp chat backups, instead of having to resort to memorizing a password or a “cumbersome 64-digit encryption key”, WhatsApp says.
The company goes on to explain that “with just a tap or glance, the same security that protects your personal chats and calls on WhatsApp is applied to your chat backups”, so they are always “safe, accessible, and private”.
The feature is expected to roll out…
Today WhatsApp has announced that it’s started supporting passkey-encrypted backups. What this means in practice is that you can use your fingerprint, face, or screen lock code to encrypt your WhatsApp chat backups, instead of having to resort to memorizing a password or a “cumbersome 64-digit encryption key”, WhatsApp says.
The company goes on to explain that “with just a tap or glance, the same security that protects your personal chats and calls on WhatsApp is applied to your chat backups”, so they are always “safe, accessible, and private”.
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