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Fuck sake, get on with the shit
@Miesha's Taint can you call me via WhatsApp from now on as my wife wanted to know who called me from Australia....yes, bitch, I’m fucking some girl from Australia, it’s fun and we see each other a lot......I did marry her for some reason.
@Miesha's Taint can you call me via WhatsApp from now on as my wife wanted to know who called me from Australia....yes, bitch, I’m fucking some girl from Australia, it’s fun and we see each other a lot......I did marry her for some reason.
The culprit is facebook messenger. He has it on his phone. Watch the video at 1:57.
And then read this: If You Use Facebook Messenger, This Is How You Are Being Recorded Even When Not On The Phone – Anonymous
And then delete messenger from your phone and never use it.
And then read this: If You Use Facebook Messenger, This Is How You Are Being Recorded Even When Not On The Phone – Anonymous
And then delete messenger from your phone and never use it.
Not sure if you know
But whatsapp is just as bad as Facebook with this shit
Negative. WhatsApp privacy settings are pretty damn tight:
This is why the government is so worried about WhatsApp encryption
What is WhatsApp encryption and what does it mean? | Metro News
WhatsApp tightens user privacy with encrypted video calls
That's great that they encorporated end to end encryption and that does keep the messages and video calls safe while in transit
There are many problems with whatsapp
1 - WhatsApp spying tools
You can pay for programs that can be used to view all msgs and even track people while they use whatsapp.
This does require you to download the app on the phone of the person you want to track, but this is a problem.
2 - while in transit the messages are encrypted, by default whatsapp has backup of messages and calls turned on. Once they move to this backup folder, they are no longer encrypted, making it very easy for a hacker to view everything
3 - they are owned by Facebook
4 - they were told that Facebook and whatsapp data must be kept separate and they kept to this for a couple years.
In 2016 I believe it was, they changed their security policy stating that Facebook and whatsapp can now share certain files including your location
“We plan to share some information with Facebook and the Facebook family of companies…some of your account information with Facebook and the Facebook family of companies, like the phone number you verified when you registered with WhatsApp, as well as the last time you used our service.”
All those issues can be easily alleviated by the end user simply securing his/her device so it can't be hacked (and turning off your device's 'location' service).
The only one that can't be, is the phone number used to register with WhatsApp. It's too late to opt out now as there was only a 30 day window to do so (sneaky sneaky). But you can always change phone numbers on Facebook or Whats App... I did.