Encryption How to enable and use end-to-end encryption in the Google Messages app iMessage who? Google Messages is rolling out end-to-end encryption for group chats in beta The messaging app is playing catch-up with other services like WhatsApp. Facebook Messenger is testing secure storage for end-to-end encrypted chats End-to-end encrypted backups will be turned on by default to secure your chat history. Grid List Latest about Encryption How to enable encryption in Android By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated 16 November 21 Encryption is now the default for Android, but since so many phones are still running Lollipop we're keeping this around. Google and Android are still failing us on messaging and encryption By Phil Nickinson last updated 16 November 21 Refusing to offer default end-to-end encrypted messaging — nevermind doing so across platforms — in 2018 is technological malpractice. Your company needs an encryption service, look no further than Tresorit By AC Staff last updated 27 July 21 How Google's backup encryption works: The good, the bad, and the ugly By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated 4 May 21 Backing up your data is easy and secure on Android. But there are some issues with the service that Google needs to sort out. How does Android Lollipop's encryption affect me? By Russell Holly last updated 9 April 21 Google CEO tweets support for Apple's stance in encryption debate By Phil Nickinson last updated 9 April 21 As companies line up behind Apple on encryption, Google's response is lacking By Phil Nickinson last updated 8 April 21 Not with a bang, but with a whimper. That's what comes to mind when you consider the response Google finally gave to Apple standing up for the right for its customers to encrypt their data. Google Messages could soon stop working for certain Android phones By Derrek Lee published 20 January 21 Code found in the Google Messages app indicates that Google will no longer allow uncertified Android devices to use the app after a certain date. Why you might want to encrypt the SD card on your Galaxy S7 By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated 11 August 20 Encrypting the SD card on your new Galaxy S7 is easy to do, but you need to know both the positives and negatives before you do it. Government hacking report shows variety may give Android an advantage By Philip Berne published 30 January 20 12 Get the Android Central Newsletter Instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Android Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Samsung fixes Wi-Fi calling vulnerabilities affecting recent Galaxy phones2Elon Musk says Twitter is putting more features behind its Blue paywall3PSA: You can sign up for Google's research program, give feedback on products4OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock Limited Edition is built using new '3D microcrystalline rock'5How to create a custom view in Google Calendar
How to enable encryption in Android By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated 16 November 21 Encryption is now the default for Android, but since so many phones are still running Lollipop we're keeping this around.
Google and Android are still failing us on messaging and encryption By Phil Nickinson last updated 16 November 21 Refusing to offer default end-to-end encrypted messaging — nevermind doing so across platforms — in 2018 is technological malpractice.
Your company needs an encryption service, look no further than Tresorit By AC Staff last updated 27 July 21
How Google's backup encryption works: The good, the bad, and the ugly By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated 4 May 21 Backing up your data is easy and secure on Android. But there are some issues with the service that Google needs to sort out.
Google CEO tweets support for Apple's stance in encryption debate By Phil Nickinson last updated 9 April 21
As companies line up behind Apple on encryption, Google's response is lacking By Phil Nickinson last updated 8 April 21 Not with a bang, but with a whimper. That's what comes to mind when you consider the response Google finally gave to Apple standing up for the right for its customers to encrypt their data.
Google Messages could soon stop working for certain Android phones By Derrek Lee published 20 January 21 Code found in the Google Messages app indicates that Google will no longer allow uncertified Android devices to use the app after a certain date.
Why you might want to encrypt the SD card on your Galaxy S7 By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated 11 August 20 Encrypting the SD card on your new Galaxy S7 is easy to do, but you need to know both the positives and negatives before you do it.
Government hacking report shows variety may give Android an advantage By Philip Berne published 30 January 20
