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To prioritize user privacy by standardizing encryption for private messages on Facebook Messanger, Instagram, and all other Facebook-owned platforms.

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Encryption is the process of encoding a message such that only authorized parties have access to it.

The process takes a message, and scrambles using an encryption key. The information can then only be viewed using the same key. Using this method, data can only be viewed by authorized users.

Encryption is used all over the internet to preserve user's personal information such as banking information, passwords, and in Facebook's case, private messages.

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As shown in the above figure, encryption software is the single most effective method of increasing cyber security. Encrypted messages cannot be intercepted and read by anybody, not even Facebook themselves. By making encryption a standard in all Facebook-owned platforms, user security and privacy is made a priority, allowing for all users to feel more safe, and ultimately, improving their trust in Facebook.

By doing this, Facebook is also setting a precedent for other large companies to prioritize user security, leading to a more safe and secure internet experience for all users.

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Importance of Internet Security for Facebook

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Importance of Internet Security for Facebook

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When users sign up for and use Facebook-owned services, they give up personal information such as their age, date of birth, and location. Additionally, those who send private messages through Facebook risk having those messages stolen, and are putting a considerable amount of trust in Facebook.

Thus, it is Facebook's responsibility to protect user information and privacy