If you used WhatsApp to communicate through the app, including by sending messages, making voice or video calls, or sharing media, your rights may have been affected if WhatsApp’s representations about end-to-end encryption and privacy protections were misleading.
There is no cost to submit your information, and you do not need to have purchased anything or paid any money to participate.
Our firm is investigating whether WhatsApp misrepresented the privacy and encryption protections offered through its platform.
If you used WhatsApp’s platform or digital services and relied on statements that your messages were private and end-to-end encrypted, you may be eligible to seek compensation. Follow the link below to learn more. There is no cost or obligation to participate.
WhatsApp is a messaging platform headquartered in Menlo Park and owned by Meta Platforms, allowing users to send messages, make calls, and share media globally.
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