After Facebook, there have been reports of WhatsApp users leakage. It is known that the 'complicated' code of end to and encryption was able to detect or inform users' information about a special app called Chatwatch. But in a statement on Saturday, WhatsApp has denied the leaks.
WhatsApp claims, that the topic of the chat app called the Chatwatch is not right about the leaks. Users have very little data to collect WhatsApp. Because every message in WhatsApp is 'end-to-end encrypted'. "We're not putting any message to any friend or family member," said WhatsApp spokesman.
WhatsApp is owned by Facebook. This ownership was transferred in 2014. Currently WhatsApp's subscriber base is more than 100 billion. A recent report claims that an app called Chatwatch secretly interacts with WhatsApp users.
With the help of that app, anyone can peek into the list of WhatsApp contacts. It's easy to know how long it's talking to, or how often, how long it's WhatsApp, you can easily find out. Even when the WhatsApp user goes to sleep or wakes up during a while, the app can know whether or not. Times of India