This is how Facebook will prevent future WhatsApp crashes

Although, luckily, WhatsApp crashes or messaging service failures are no longer common, they still happen. Well, Facebook has decided to solve these problems by giving up its servers to this messaging application Something that should make the system more stable and not suffer these failures . We are talking about those moments when you most need to send or receive a message and the application stops working due to technical issues related to the WhatsApp servers.Whether it is due to maintenance, the introduction of new improvements or saturation of the service, messages remain pending and users burn with anger.

The news comes directly from WABetaInfo, as usual, because this leak account tends to scrutinize everything related to the application to reveal it as soon as possible. And in this way he has found out and communicated that Facebook and WhatsApp will share servers to keep the service always active. Of course, this does not mean that Facebook will have access to the data, messages and resources of WhatsApp, privacy remains intact, only the infrastructure is improved.

https://twitter.com/WABetaInfo/status/974356802300235776

According to the WABetaInfo message on Twitter, the movement, for now, is just an experiment A test to try to avoid falls of the service that eventually leave users without messages.The test is being carried out in selected countries such as Belgium, where Facebook servers will also serve the WhatsApp application, all in order to provide stability to the connectivity of the messaging application.

In words that everyone can understand: if the network of servers through which WhatsApp messages travel goes down, the new infrastructure will allow the information to continue arriving(always encrypted or protected during the trip) to your destination through Facebook's servers or network. So simple and practical. Something that will save WhatsApp users a lot of headaches and anger in the future. Will it be the end of WhatsApp crashes? Will it affect the usual transfer of users who come to Telegram when WhatsApp fails? Soon we will know.

But will Facebook be able to see my messages?

WABetaInfo clarifies through several tweets or Twitter messages that the privacy of WhatsApp users will not be compromised if finally Facebook assists WhatsApp with its own servers.It should not be forgotten that the messaging application has a really strong message encryption system that encodes the information before it leaves the mobile. In this way, even if the message travels through the Facebook network and is intercepted, it is not possible to know the real content of the message. Only the recipient (user-to-user encryption) will be able to see the message, whether it reaches them through the servers that it receives.