Since last year, there has been a tussle between the government and the company over tracking WhatsApp messages. The government has also asked WhatsApp several times where a message was sent for the first time, but WhatsApp, citing privacy, said the message cannot be traced because it is encrypted. Now, V. Kamakoti, a professor at IET Madras in the Madras High Court, has said that technically the origin of WhatsApp messages (where the first time the message came from) can be traced. Let's know the full details
In his statement, the Professor told a bench of justices S Manikumar and Subramaniam Prasad that it is possible by WhatsApp to send the message's mobile number whenever a message is forwarded, though WhatsApp will have to be designed for the same.
According to media reports, the professor argued in court that WhatsApp users cannot claim privacy when a user sends a message to them without anyone's consent. The entire case relates to a PIL filed by Antony Clement Rubin seeking to link Aadhaar with the social media account of the accused to identify the accused in the cybercrime case. h wants to track. The government is constantly asking WhatsApp to bring in a feature to determine where the message was sent for the first time.
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