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End-to-end encryption keeps message content out of the hands of the service delivering it. Learn how keys define that boundary, why backups and linked devices matter, and what encryption cannot protect.
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Quantum computers could crack all current encryption in a matter of hours. Sounds terrifying? Here is what is actually happening and why you do not need to panic (yet).