Topic: #privacy

The new addition ensures that messages are temporary, cannot be saved, forwarded, or copied, and adds an extra layer of security by preventing screenshots, giving users a more secure and private messaging experience.

This “always-on” environment has brought privacy into a new light, often framing it as less of a right and more of a public asset, something to be given and taken away depending on the latest trend.

Privacy has become something you can opt into—if you have the resources, knowledge, and sometimes even the social capital. But what does it say about us as a society when privacy, a fundamental pillar of autonomy, is only accessible to those who can affor