I thought that Whatsapp didn't store (or read) messages, and that was why it was so secure / awesome? So how can they do this?
You're mistaken, they do store. And don't hide it. Also they don't even encrypt, they send messages over the air in plain text. YAY $16 billion!
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#23I thought that Whatsapp didn't store (or read) messages, and that was why it was so secure / awesome? So how can they do this?
You're mistaken, they do store. And don't hide it. Also they don't even encrypt, they send messages over the air in plain text. YAY $16 billion!
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#25I like being able to chat with my friends while I am at work so I'm glad to see WhatsApp bringing web access.
Hopefully iOS support is around the corner, but given how often iOS gets preferential treatment over Android, I'm okay with my Droid friends getting first crack at it.
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#27So it seems to do some pairing between your phone and chrome? Not really what I call a web version. A real web version would run on, you know, any reasonably recent web browser.
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#29I thought that Whatsapp didn't store (or read) messages, and that was why it was so secure / awesome? So how can they do this?
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#30installed newest Android version. Does not work here. No option for scanning QR
Menu -> Whats App Web?