Indian Government Officials Ask For Fingerprinted WhatsApp Messages

Indian Government Officials Ask For Fingerprinted WhatsApp Messages
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2019-6-19 22:28

After kidnapping rumors spread on WhatsApp led to lynchings across India in 2018, two senior government officials are asking that the messaging platform digitally fingerprint every message in order to ensure traceability.

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