Facebook Messenger Now Supports End-To-End Encryption

Back in July, Facebook announced they were testing end-to-end encrypted conversations for their Messenger platform, and it is now available to all Messenger users. The new security feature comes in form of an incognito mode called ‘Secret Conversations’, and Facebook has made it optional so that you can choose to either enable or disable the feature for your account. It’s different from the general encryption that WhatsApp uses but is more identical to the incognito chat on Google Allo and Snapchat.

Express Wi-Fi Brought To You By Facebook & Cool Link

It is quite easier now to access the internet than it was a few years back. Presently, according to NCC, Nigeria has 92 million internet users and this is an impressive number. But not up to half the projected population of Nigeria.

There is still more to be done to ensure internet reached everyone and Facebook seems to be doing that. According to a post by Techsuplex, Facebook In partnership with Cool Link is launching Express Wi-Fi, a new program that lets phone owners purchase data at an affordable rate.