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Ahead of Communist Party meeting China disrupts WhatsApp In the US anyone can say anything about president DJT Tech crackdownWhatsApp provides end-to-end encryption which ensures only the sender and recipient can view the content of messages. It also prevents Facebook from knowing what is said in any text, voice and video conversation being communicated on WhatsApp. "China has shown little tolerance to encryption especially on platforms that can be used to share materials or potential propaganda," Bill Taylor-Mountford, Asia Pacific vice president for LogRhythm told the BBC. The latest disruption to WhatsApp appears to be part of a broader crackdown on the internet and online content in China. On Monday, China's cyber watchdog handed down maximum penalties to some of the country's top technology firms including Tencent, Baidu and Weibo for failing to properly censor online content. The penalties were imposed for failing to remove fake news and pornography, as well as content that authorities said "incites ethic tension" and "threatens social order". http://www.bbc.com/news/business-41395640