WhatsApp reaches the milestone of two billion users worldwide, second only to Facebook, which has 2 and a half billion. "Private conversations that were once possible only in person, can now take place over great distances through instant chats and video calls. It is an honor and a great satisfaction to have reached this goal," writes the company owned by Mark Zuckerberg.
"Every private message sent via WhatsApp is protected with end-to-end encryption by default - he adds -. Strong encryption acts as an indestructible digital block that keeps the information sent on the chat safe by helping you protect yourself from hackers and criminals. Messages are kept only on your phone and nobody else can read what you write or listen to your calls, not even us. Your private conversations remain among you, "assures the company that also launched a site dedicated to privacy.
