Latest update does not change data-sharing practices with Facebook: WhatsApp
The company stated that users will have to agree to the new terms and policy by February 8, 2021, in order to continue using WhatsApp s service.
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NEW DELHI: Facebook-owned WhatsApp on Saturday said its latest update - which has received criticism from a multitude of users globally - describes business communication and does not change its data-sharing practices with the social media giant.
Earlier this week, WhatsApp had started rolling out in-app notifications to users about an update in its Terms of Service and privacy policy regarding how it processes user data and partners with Facebook to offer integrations across the social media giant s products.
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