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Instagram has discontinued end-to-end encryption on the platform, meaning user messages are now only protected by standard encryption.

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Instagram users who relied on end-to-end encrypted direct messages for private conversations will lose that option after Meta officially switched off the feature globally. The move means Meta can now access message content,