Facebook messenger has died today - it now forces the use of a PIN to access messages even within native facebook
Do you think this is a good or a bad move?
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GoldenOldie · 31-35, M
Had that a while; but I think the altered it slightly a few days ago. It asked for a phone number on sign-in too… which I declined
Btw; it’s not actually encrypted. The AI can see it via backdoor scanning. So anything against the TOS can be seen and detected; so bear that in mind… also bear in mind that it’ll be gathering information in a similar way (advertising; no such thing as a free lunch)
Btw; it’s not actually encrypted. The AI can see it via backdoor scanning. So anything against the TOS can be seen and detected; so bear that in mind… also bear in mind that it’ll be gathering information in a similar way (advertising; no such thing as a free lunch)