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WhatsApp’s Security Team Identifies Vulnerabilities

Loaded on Nov. 1, 2024 by Michael Thompson published in Criminal Legal News November, 2024, page 18
Filed under: Computer Searches. Location: United States of America.

by Michael Dean Thompson

Metadata is the data that describes data. If you make a phone call, metadata describes that call’s external characteristics: source number, destination number(s), how long the call lasted, etc. Although the metadata does not describe content, it still delivers enough information about a connection that a ...

 

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