Wattab is ready to launch a secure browser

Watsab plans to launch an Internet browser in the program, with sophisticated security mechanisms, which will enhance privacy.

The browser will allow users to visit websites from within the app without switching to another program, and "Safe Browsing" will allow users to protect themselves from fraud, according to the British newspaper "Metro."
The browser detects ghost links designed specifically to fool users, and displays warnings before clicking on them, as well as the need to activate a particular option to visit them.
The browser also prohibits taking screenshots from the screen or knowing which videos the user is viewing.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said the social networking giant plans to encrypt conversations in multiple email applications in the future, to ensure a high degree of user privacy.
Experts felt that Zuckerberg's statement was an indication of a future merger between Facebook's Facebook application and the Facebook Messenger application, a possibility that sparked outrage at its very first. appearance.