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TikTok won’t use end-to-end encryption for messages to better monitor abuse and protect minors, sparking privacy concerns.
TikTok has decided not to implement end-to-end encryption for its direct messages, citing the need to monitor content and protect young users from harm.
The company says encryption would limit its ability to detect abuse, grooming, and illegal activity, hindering safety interventions and cooperation with law enforcement.
Unlike platforms like WhatsApp and Signal, TikTok maintains standard encryption with limited access for authorized staff under specific circumstances.
The move has been supported by UK child protection groups but criticized by privacy advocates concerned about user confidentiality and potential ties to China’s internet regulations.
TikTok no utilizará cifrado de extremo a extremo para los mensajes para monitorear mejor el abuso y proteger a los menores, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la privacidad.