Edward Snowden has joined a growing group of privacy experts criticizing Google for not integrating end-to-end encryption as a default feature in its new Allo messaging app. In a tweet the NSA whistleblower called Allo “dangerous” and warned his followers against using it. Allo has an incognito mode that promises end-to-end encryption through the popular …

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