Meta is testing end-to-end encryption for Quest’s VR Messenger app
by Jay Peters from The Verge - All Posts on (#5ZAAK)
The test is included in software update v40. | Image: Meta Meta has been on a multiyear push with Messenger's end-to-end encryption (E2EE) features, and it's now starting to test E2EE messaging with its Quest VR quest headsets. With the new v40 software update, Meta is testing optional E2EE for one-on-one messages and calls in VR, according to a blog post, though it's unclear how many people are included in the test or how to turn on the feature if you are.
The test arrives alongside a bunch of other notable new features in the v40 update. There are new audio accessibility options, including the ability to tweak the audio balance of the left and right audio channels and a mono audio feature that lets you hear the same audio on the left and right speakers.
You'll also now be able to lock...