Google pledged support for Messaging Layer Security (MLS) in 2023. The protocol allows practical interoperability across services and scales to large groups. It raises the bar for security and ...

Germ's new app lets users send end-to-end encrypted messages on Bluesky. TechCrunch speaks with the Germ founders to hear why ...

Germ DM is bringing end-to-end encrypted messaging to Bluesky using the AT Protocol. This allows Bluesky users to chat ...

Google is pressing forward with the evolution of RCS by quietly rolling out tests for Messaging Layer Security (MLS), the protocol meant to finally bring true cross-platform end-to-end encryption ...

Google’s commitment to secure messaging Google spokesperson Ed Fernandez told The Verge that, “Google Messages users have had end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) RCS messaging for years.

Last year, Google announced its support for Messaging Layer Security (MLS), a new standard that promises to keep end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) messages secure across apps and platforms, in one-on ...

This is thanks to the latest RCS standard that includes E2EE based on the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol. It basically enables interoperable encryption between different platform providers.

Google has added Messaging Layer Security (MLS) encryption within its Messages app, as revealed in the latest beta version 20250106. This is an important step toward making end-to-end encryption ...

GSMA has announced new Universal Profile 3.0 specifications for RCS that include end-to-end encryption (E2EE) based on the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol.

The latest standard is based on a protocol known as Messaging Layer Security (MLS). With MLS in place, RCS messages and their rich content remain confidential and secure as they're routed from one ...

Google is pressing forward with the evolution of RCS by quietly rolling out tests for Messaging Layer Security (MLS), the protocol meant to finally bring true cross-platform end-to-end encryption ...