Former WhatsApp CBO Neeraj Arora regrets $22 billion sale to Facebook
In a series of tweet on May 5, former WhatsApp CBO, Neeraj Arora expressed how he regrets selling WhatsApp to Facebook for $22 billion.
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In a series of tweet on May 5, former WhatsApp CBO, Neeraj Arora expressed how he regrets selling WhatsApp to Facebook for $22 billion.
highest number of its users. iii About 40 percent of Indians use this digital messenger. As media took cognizance of the new development, WhatsApp groups started getting crammed with messages cautioning the people against the ‘new’ dangers of using WhatsApp and advising them to switch to Signal or Telegram – two other messenger apps. These WhatsApp messages, which were based on media reports, dwelt on how Signal is the ‘best’ and ‘Telegram’ ‘good enough’ for protecting the privacy of our data. But, if we would continue to use WhatsApp, our privacy, our bank accounts and many...
The co-founder of Signal, Brain Acton, said the pouring of outrage over Facebook Inc’s (NASDAQ: FB) changes to WhatsApp privacy policy is an ...