The move represents a major shift for the firm, which has until recently resisted efforts to weaken its encryption that prevents third parties from seeing private messages.
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Safety experts concerned changes to messaging systems could facilitate exploitation
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In case you didn't get the memo...here you go. 
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A report from seven governments said end-to-end encryption, which Facebook plans to introduce, poses a safety risk to sexually exploited children.
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