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Home Secretary Suella Braverman said end-to-end encryption could not come at the cost of children's safety.
She said: "We don't think people want us reading their private messages" Meta argues that encryption protects users from invasion of privacy.
But the plans mean hundreds of child abusers could escape punishment, she said.
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