British officials are considering introducing what is known as Facebook (quoted in the Nasdaq exchange), according to Guardian sources working in the industry at the back gate, which allows secret services to access messages, including encrypted messages sent via Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram.
The Guardian said the UK Home Office would use the special power of “announcements of technological opportunities” to force the platform to create a system to monitor conversations.
The “Intelligence Powers Act” of 2016, which governs the powers of the spy and hacking government, introduced “declarations of technical capabilities.” Telecommunications companies and so-called Internet providers are the “door” to their systems they need to provide access services. According to the “Guardian”, it is believed that Facebook has not yet submitted to this authority of the British authorities.
