I've been using WhatsApp since before it was a Meta property, and it's probably the only current Meta app I'd keep. It's a great instant messaging app that works on iPhone and Android and provides the same end-to-end encryption as competing chat apps like iMessage and Signal. That encryption predates Facebook's purchase of WhatsApp, and it's a feature the company had to ensure it kept unaltered over the years, even if it meant Facebook (and now Meta) could not monetize WhatsApp's massive user base. Continue reading... The post Meta wants to add more AI features to WhatsApp without impacting end-to-end encryption appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $289 Nintendo Switch OLED, 60% off HP touchscreen laptop, $20 Fire TV Stick HD, more Today’s deals: $269 iPad 10, $50 WiFi 6 router, $80 Ninja portable blender, $998 Samsung 85-inch TV, more Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 10, $349 Vitamix blender, Sony headphones, $18 cabinet lighting, more 67 best cheap Apple deals under $100