English (en)
End-to-end encryption
End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is
a method of secure communication that
prevents third parties from accessing
data while it is being transferred
from one system or device to another.
In E2EE, the data is encrypted on
the sender's system or device and
can only be decrypted by the
intended recipient.
Other languages: Yoruba, Hausa
Related terms
Encryption, File encryption
Igbo (ig)
- Mkpọchite isi na isi
Decomposition: This means locking to ends. Mkpọchite means to lock up while 'isi na isi' means two ends.
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- Mkpọchitezu
Decomposition: Mkpọchitezu means to lock completely or to lock everywhere tightly.
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- Mkpọchite isi ruo isi
Decomposition: This means to lock from one end to the other.
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- Mkpọchi ozi si n'isi rue n'isi
Decomposition: This means to lock information from one end to another.
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- Mkpọchiru n'isi
Decomposition: This means to lock to the end.
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