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People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy, the Supreme Court said, as it was hearing an application against the new privacy policy of WhatsApp.

New Delhi: People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy, the Supreme Court said on Monday and made it clear that it is the court's duty to protect

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People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy, the Supreme Court said on Monday, making it clear that it is the courts duty to protect this right as it heard an application against WhatsApps new privacy policy.

People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy, the Supreme Court said on Monday, making it clear that it is the courts duty to protect this right as it heard an application against WhatsApps new privacy policy.The observation came as ...

The Supreme Court bench told counsels appearing for Facebook and WhatsApp, "You (WhatsApp and Facebook) maybe two or three trillion companies but people value their privacy more than money. It is our duty to protect their privacy." 

URL copied Icons for WhatApp and Facebook The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to Facebook and WhatsApp and sought their response on a plea challenging WhatsApps latest privacy policy which was introduced in January this year in India. A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India SA Bobde observed that peoples privacy must be protected in view of the allegation that users data was being shared with other companies.  "There is a concern that circuit of messages is revealed by Whats...

The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice, returnable within four weeks, on an application seeking to restrain WhatsApp from implementing its new privacy policy in India and to direct it to apply the...

You may be worth 2-3 trillion but privacy is more valuable to people: SC tells Facebook, WhatsApp - "You maybe two or three trillion companies but people value their privacy more than money. It is our duty to protect their privacy," said the court.

People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy the Supreme Court said on Monday making it clear that it is the courts duty to protect this right as it heard an application against WhatsApps new privacy policy