Meta explains how WhatsApp’s encrypted chats will work with third-party services
Illustration: The Verge Now that the EU’s new rules for digital “gatekeepers” are live, Meta is ready to tell everyone how WhatsApp and Messenger will offer end-to-end encryption (E2EE) while complying with the Digital Markets Act’s (DMA) third-party chat requirements. The DMA requires that Meta “must be ready to enable interoperability with other services within three months of receiving a request,” but according to the blog post, actually turning it on for public use could take longer than that. The requirements also only mandate support for one-on-one chats and sharing files like images, videos, or voice messages “in year one” of the new regulation before they expand over time to include group chats and calls. Meta says third-party providers will have to... Continue reading…
根据DMA要求，Meta必须在三个月内准备好与其他服务进行互操作，但实际上可能需要更长时间。新规定要求在第一年支持一对一聊天和共享文件，随后扩展到群组聊天和通话。Meta要求供应商使用WhatsApp的Signal协议进行加密，但也接受其他符合安全标准的协议。
