Meta may not be a bastion of digital privacy (and very well may be an enemy of it), but the times might be a-changin’. In August of 2022, the company announced it was testing end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for Facebook Messenger as the default, meaning all Messenger users would have their chats protected from spying eyes unless they choose not to. Following expanded tests earlier this year, Meta has finally done it: One-on-one Messenger chats and calls are now encrypted by default. How end-to-end encryption worksWith typical messaging, texts are stored openly on your device, the device you send them to, and the server of the messaging platform (i.e. Facebook Messenger itself). Those messages c
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