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98 India just objected to a WhatsApp feature that hasn’t launched, citing harms that haven’t happened — and the precedent it sets could quietly redraw how secure messaging works everywhere

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals 3 place · today 05:00 EDT

India just objected to a WhatsApp feature that hasn’t launched, citing harms that haven’t happened — and the precedent it sets could quietly redraw how secure messaging works everywhere

When a government objects to a feature that has not yet launched, over harms that have not yet occurred, and demands the company justify its design choices, something unusual is happening.

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