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In the latest face-off between Twitter CEO Elon Musk and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Musk slammed Meta-owned WhatsApp for its privacy concerns -- then announced that Twitter will be releasing encrypted messages.
WhatsApp responded to the issue on its Twitter account, noting that Dabiri's incident 'is a bug on Android.' But the issue has persisted for months.
Elon Musk had a simple message for users of the wildly popular WhatsApp messaging platform: it cannot be trusted. Musk's message comes after Twitter user
Chandrasekhar took to Twitter to address the matter, stating that such breaches are unacceptable and infringe upon individuals' right to privacy
Latest discovery shows us how WhatsApp still has access to the microphone and is even using it it when the device is not in use.