Google has announced that it is starting to roll out end-to-end encryption to group messages in a new beta for testers.
Google is catching up to Apple’s iMessage with another update to Google Messages., the company revealed that it is finally bringing end-to-end encryption to group messages in Google Messages. In order to test the feature before it goes live for all users, Google is launching an open beta program over the “coming weeks.”
The move is another made by Google to catch its messaging features up to Apple’s iMessage, which is already end-to-end encrypted if you are also messaging someone else using the messaging service. That applies to both one-on-one and group messages.
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