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WhatsApp updates terms of service and privacy policy; everything you need to know Users have to accept these new policies to continue using WhatsApp on Android or iOS after February 8. January 06, 2021 / 03:00 PM IST WhatsApp recently updated its terms of service and privacy policy. The Facebook-owned messaging platform has sent out in-app notifications to its Android and iOS users with the following header, "WhatsApp is updating its terms and privacy policy".The new update provides additi...

Memes flood Twitter as WhatsApp announced a change in its terms and privacy policy. WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy and terms of service - a fact that has led to a number of memes on social media. The instant messaging app informed Android and iPhone users of the change through an app notice on Tuesday. The most notable changes in both the updated privacy policy and terms of service are around how WhatsApp shares information with Facebook and its subsidiaries. Aside from changes in how ...

WhatsApp is updating its privacy policy and terms of service. These will allow better integration with other Facebook products and services. The update is being rolled out quietly as a pop-up box on users’ WhatsApp accounts. The company hasn’t posted a press release like it usually does with the release of a new feature or an update that adds new functionality. Android and iOS users started receiving the pop-ups on Tuesday, January 5. The notice provides a glimpse of the changes WhatsApp ha...

1 of 2 WhatsApp to update terms of service, privacy policy from February 8, makes it mandatory to accept WhatsApp is all set to update its privacy policy soon. WhatsApp has officially updated its terms of service and privacy policy and given users till February 8, 2021 to accept the same to continue using the messaging platform. For those who do not accept the new terms, there is the option to delete their accounts, which is a standard practice in the industry. In terms of changes, WhatsApps u...

WhatsApp Privacy Policy, Terms of Service Update Makes Facebook Data Sharing Mandatory WhatsApp users will be required to either accept the updated privacy policy and terms of service or lose their access to the app from February 8, 2021. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 6 January 2021 11:39 IST WhatsApp has informed users about the updated privacy policy and terms of service through in-app notice Highlights The messaging app has also included specific business inter...

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