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Is it safe to message on Facebook Messenger?
Facebook has provided a major security boost to all forms of communication across its Messenger platform — both text and media — but with an annoying catch in place. When it comes to mass-market messaging platforms, end-to-encryption is usually accepted as the highest standard for security.
Can employers look at your text messages?
Personal Phones: Employers generally cannot monitor or obtain texts and voicemails on an employee’s personal cell phone. Employer Computers- Again, if the employer owns the computers and runs the network, the employer is generally entitled to look at whatever it wants on the system, including emails.
What’s the difference between Facebook chat and Messenger?
Chat is on your computer and accessed via Facebook. Messenger is also part of Facebook but is an app that has to be downloaded for you to be able to use this on your iPhone or iPad – we will look at how to do this later in this guide. To use chat you must be logged into your Facebook account.
Can you get fired for a text message?
Can I be fired by a text message? The simple answer is Yes. While it is unprofessional and rude, unless you have an employment contract or the real reason for the termination is an illegal reason, as discussed below, firing via text message is perfectly legal.
What is Facebook messaging and how does it work?
Messaging on Facebook lets you instantly reach people you care about from Facebook chat or facebook.com on your computer. Message, voice or video call your friends. Send photos, videos, stickers, GIFs and more. Know who’s seen your message, and who hasn’t.
Can the government view your Facebook Messenger messages?
However, your Facebook Messenger messages are stored on Facebook’s servers word for word. So, if Facebook really wanted to, they could view all your messages or, in some cases, would have to hand your messages over to law enforcement or the government.
Is Facebook Messenger getting worse?
While the platform heralded a major security update this week, with the addition of biometric device locks on iOS, the sad truth is that Messenger is seriously lacking on the security front. And this is a problem which is both getting worse and which Facebook cannot easily fix.
Should we be able to send personal information on Facebook?
“People should be able to send medical information, private financial or payment details, and other sensitive content with the confidence that it will not fall into the hands of identity thieves or others with malicious intent… Facebook is committed to making such private communications broadly available.”
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