Incognito Chats in Google Allo Have Snapchat-Like Expiring Messages

Google announced two exciting applications during Google I/O and last week it released one of them, video-calling app Google Duo. The second, Google Allo should be released soon and the latest information shows that the messaging application will come with lots of useful features.

Google Allo is expected to come with end-to-end encryption, as it is using the Signal protocol and private messages will have a tool that allows them to auto-delete, according to Android Police. The information was obtained from a test preview version of Allo and the application is said to come with unique identity keys for each participant.

Google Assistant won't work when encryption is activated in Allo. Google will keep incognito chats private and make them easy to identify by using a set of clues. They will have different ...