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Google Messages Preparing End-to-End Encryption Feature - PCMag Google Messages Preparing End-to-End Encryption Feature - PCMag Posted: 24 May 2020 12:00 AM PDT End-to-end encryption is in development for Google Messages , according to a recent teardown. 9to5Google discovered several lines of code referring to end-to-end encryption through an internal, unreleased build of the app. It appeared on APKMirror , and 9to5Google dug into the details and learned that Google might roll out end-to-end encryption in the near future. Google isn't discussing the feature publicly, but end-to-end encryption remains an addition that users want in order to protect their privacy. Competing platforms such as iMessage , Facebook Messenger , and WhatsApp all offer end-to-end encryption to users. It'll target users who take advantage of Rich Communication Services (RCS). Android smartphones with the Messages app can activate Chat, Google's RCS stand

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Salem police have updated encrypted radio system, but it delays broadcast by 15 minutes - Statesman Journal Salem police have updated encrypted radio system, but it delays broadcast by 15 minutes - Statesman Journal Posted: 31 Aug 2020 06:03 AM PDT CLOSE Catch up on any news you may have missed in the Mid-Valley. Salem Statesman Journal The Salem Police Department has upgraded its radio system so officers now can communicate with other city departments and neighboring public safety agencies — but the new system leaves a 15-minute delay for avid listeners. After operating on a decades-old radio system, the police department flipped the switch earlier this mont to an encrypted digital 800-megahertz system — a radio band that will be "critical" for quickly passing along real-time information, said Lt. Debbie Aguilar, a spokesperson with the police department.  The $11.2 million upgrade includes