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The tide is turning quickly. A day after South Korea's parliament approved a bill that forces Apple and Google to allow third-party payments on their app stores, an Indian non-profit has filed a complaint with the competition regulator, seeking a probe into Apple's huge commissions on in-app purchases. Google has been the subject of a

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Elon Musk tweet impact: Signal app registration system crashes as users look for WhatsApp alternative Signal saw a spike in registration after Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is also the world’s richest man, asked his followers to join the messaging service. Elon Musk The new WhatsApp privacy policy has led to users search for alternatives that do not share their confidential details with other apps and services. One such private encrypted messaging app is Signal, which saw a massive spike in regist...

Whatsapp Users Risk Losing Access in New Policy A phone user scrolling through the Whatsapp app File Whatsapp users risk losing access to their accounts in new privacy rules introduced by the parent company, Facebook. A pop-up notification on Whatsapp requests users to either agree or decline to the new terms by February 8.  The new policy has asked users to accept sharing their data with Facebook if they want to continue using the free app. Those who decline by pressing the not now bu...

WhatsApp has changed its terms and conditions for use, here is what it means for you Social media platforms were buzzing as users started getting an in-app notification on WhatsApp between late Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, informing them about the new platform policies. advertisement UPDATED: January 7, 2021 13:40 IST Users will need to accept these terms and changes if they want to keep using their WhatsApp accounts. HIGHLIGHTS New policies come into effect from February 8, 2021. Use...

THE STANDARD By Mirror | January 8th 2021 at 12:35:00 GMT +0300 A man poses with a smartphone in front of displayed Whatsapp logo in this illustration September 14, 2017. [Dado Ruvic, Reuters] Popular messaging app WhatsApp is changing its privacy policy and users will lose access to their accounts if they do not agree by February 8. Facebook-owned WhatsApp, which boasts two billion active users, is sending users a pop-up asking them to agree to share data with Facebook. However, the pop-up ...

WhatsApp to deactivate millions of accounts next month if users dont agree to share data with Facebook The messenger app, which is owned by Faceook, is sending its two-billion active users a pop-up message - have you received it? Updated The messenger app, which is owned by Faceook, is sending its two-billion active users a pop-up (Image: Getty) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sub...