'Braindead to believe its secure': Telegram CEO jibes WhatsApp; Musk joins in
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has questioned WhatsApp's security, calling it "braindead" to believe the platform is secure. This comes as a class-action lawsuit accuses Meta-owned WhatsApp of accessing user messages, contradicting its end-to-end encryption claims. Meta has called the allegations "frivolous" and "absurd," asserting that WhatsApp messages are indeed encrypted.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has questioned WhatsApp's security, calling it "braindead" to believe the platform is secure. This comes as a class-action lawsuit accuses Meta-owned WhatsApp of accessing user messages, contradicting its end-to-end encryption claims. Meta has called the allegations "frivolous" and "absurd," asserting that WhatsApp messages are indeed encrypted.
