AG Barr might throw a wrench in Fb's plans to merge its messaging merchandise

AG William Barr requested Fb to delay encryption plans in a draft of an open letter bought via BuzzFeed Information.
AG William Barr asked Facebook to postpone encryption plans in a draft of an open letter obtained by BuzzFeed News.

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