May 28, 2023

How do use encrypted

Im being ask to use encrypted mode on Google I don't understand why 
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May 28, 2023
Use end-to-end encryption in Messages
When you message someone who also has RCS chats turned on in Messages, your chat conversations automatically upgrade to end-to-end encryption. With end-to-end encryption, no one can read the content sent between you and the other person.  
Check if a conversation is end-to-end encrypted 
End-to-end encrypted conversations have:
  • A banner that says “ Chatting with [contact name or phone number].”
  • A lock next to message timestamps.
  • A lock on the send button when you compose a message.
If messages don’t have locks, make sure you and the person you message both have:
Confirm your verification code
Your conversations are encrypted end-to-end with a key that only you and other conversation participants can access. When you ask them if they have the same code you have, you can verify end-to-end encryption for your individual and group conversations.
To verify end-to-end encryption for individual conversations:
  1. Open the Messages app .
  2. Open a conversation or create a new message with a contact you want to verify.
    • In the conversation, all participants must have RCS chats turned on. If RCS chats are turned off, end-to-end encryption can’t be verified.
  3. At the top right of the conversation window, tap More Details Verify encryption.
To verify end-to-end encryption for group conversations:
  1. Open the Messages app .
  2. Open a group conversation you want to use.
    • In the conversation, all participants must have RCS chats turned on. If RCS chats are turned off, end-to-end encryption can’t be verified.
  3. At the top right of the conversation window, tap More Group details.
  4. Select a conversation participant you want to verify.
  5. Tap More Verify encryption.
Tips:
  • You can call your contact and read your verification code aloud to make sure your codes match.
  • It's optional to confirm a verification code. Messages will be end-to-end encrypted even if you don’t take this step. 
Troubleshoot messages you’re unable to receive or decrypt
Important:
  • End-to-end encryption may not work on certain Android Go phones.
  • End-to-end encrypted messages only work when you communicate with another Messages user. If you or your contact change messaging apps or operating software, Messages may not immediately detect when a conversation is no longer eligible for end-to-end encryption. Initially, some messages may not appear or they may be delivered in an unreadable, encrypted format.
If you get an unreadable, encrypted message:
If you changed messaging apps and aren't receiving messages, you may need to turn RCS chats off.
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