Skype Now Full Encryption Communications Through "Private Conversation"
For messaging and communication services, one of the most frequent things a user can care about is whether their message will be read by a third party or not. For this purpose, encryption technology is used - where it allows only senders and recipients to read it. In fact, service providers can not even access them.
Some of the services have been offered this full encryption support on their services, including now Microsoft announcing the introduction of the feature for Skype.
However, for Skype, it is not enabled for all, but needs to be enabled by the user through the "Private Conversations" feature.
When you use this "Private Conversations" feature, your message is via full encryption and can only be read by the recipient and the sender only.
One of the shortcomings of the moment is that it can only be used to chat with someone at a time. Additionally, you can change the device, but a device will show only messages sent using it at a time.
Users can test this Private Conversations feature on Skype on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux today.
Some of the services have been offered this full encryption support on their services, including now Microsoft announcing the introduction of the feature for Skype.
However, for Skype, it is not enabled for all, but needs to be enabled by the user through the "Private Conversations" feature.
When you use this "Private Conversations" feature, your message is via full encryption and can only be read by the recipient and the sender only.
One of the shortcomings of the moment is that it can only be used to chat with someone at a time. Additionally, you can change the device, but a device will show only messages sent using it at a time.
Users can test this Private Conversations feature on Skype on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux today.
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