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WhatsApp security flaw Millions of Indian users received an in-app notification from WhatsApp as part of an upcoming global roll-out for over 2 billion users, asking them to either accept the changes in its Terms of Service and privacy policy by February 8 or their accounts will be deleted. The in-app notification did not elicit much details but clicking on the links clearly mentioned the key changes in how WhatsApp will collect and process users' information going forward, and the partnership with Facebook, its parent company, as part of a larger unification drive between the family of apps....

URL copied WhatsApp rolls out new terms of services, users need to accept before Feb 8 to continue using app WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging app, threw a sudden in-app notification for all users. The notification basically asks users to accept the company's new Terms of Service and privacy policy by February 8 in order to continue using their accounts.  The in-app notification did not elicit many details but clicking on the links clearly mentioned the key changes in how WhatsApp will collect and process users' information going forward, and the partnership with Facebook, ...

WhatsApp has updated 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. Users have received in-app prompts informing them of the update in terms of use that take effect on February 8, 2021. The message to users noted that the key updates include more information about WhatsApp's service and how it processes user data; how businesses can use Facebook hosted services to store and manage their WhatsApp chats; and how WhatsApp partners with Facebook to offer integrations across t...

New Delhi, January 6 Millions of Indian users received an in-app notification from WhatsApp as part of an upcoming global roll-out for over 2 billion users, asking them to either accept the changes i

Shares Despite a global pandemic, Nigeria’s financial sector has grown significantly in 2020. At the beginning of the year, Adedeji Olowe, Trium Networks CEO and Open Banking Nigeria trustee made some interesting economic predictions. However, few people would have foreseen the wave of COVID-19 that caused massive disruptions in every economic sector across the globe. Interestingly, some of Olowe’s predictions or “playful educated guesses” came to pass. Some came close, while others showed prospects. From the historic acquisition of Paystack to the launch of Facebook Pay, Olowe walks ...