"Because of this, we have spent a long time working on this latest update to ensure that our users have the most sophisticated security available and maximum control over their communications. In a statement, Viber COO Michael Shmilov said, "we take our users’ security and privacy very seriously, and it’s critical to us that they feel confident and protected when using Viber.” As a result, it wouldn’t be beholden to any U.S. Viber is owned by the Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten.
based company and won't be subject to any laws trying to ban encryption Viber’s decision is interesting because, as Wired points out, it is not a U.S.-based company. The news comes just two weeks after WhatsApp turned on end-to-end encryption for its more than 1 billion users.
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