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WhatsApp users could lose access to their account next month. (PA) WhatsApp is making changes to its privacy policy making sharing data with Facebook compulsory next month.  If you use the messaging app you will need to agree to the new privacy terms by February 8 if you wish to continue using the service.  People have been receiving a pop-up message over the past few days being asked to agree to the tech giant's new terms. WhatsApp users have received a message outlining the new changes and given an option to ‘agree’ to continue using the service. The small print reveals user...

WhatsApp users could lose access to their account next month. (PA) WhatsApp is making changes to its privacy policy making sharing data with Facebook compulsory next month.  If you use the messaging app you will need to agree to the new privacy terms by February 8 if you wish to continue using the service.  People have been receiving a pop-up message over the past few days being asked to agree to the tech giant's new terms. WhatsApp users have received a message outlining the new changes and given an option to ‘agree’ to continue using the service. The small print reveals user...

WhatsApp users could lose access to their account next month. (PA) WhatsApp is making changes to its privacy policy making sharing data with Facebook compulsory next month.  If you use the messaging app you will need to agree to the new privacy terms by February 8 if you wish to continue using the service.  People have been receiving a pop-up message over the past few days being asked to agree to the tech giant's new terms. WhatsApp users have received a message outlining the new changes and given an option to ‘agree’ to continue using the service. The small print reveals user...

WhatsApp users could lose access to their account next month. (PA) WhatsApp is making changes to its privacy policy making sharing data with Facebook compulsory next month.  If you use the messaging app you will need to agree to the new privacy terms by February 8 if you wish to continue using the service.  People have been receiving a pop-up message over the past few days being asked to agree to the tech giant's new terms. WhatsApp users have received a message outlining the new changes and given an option to ‘agree’ to continue using the service. The small print reveals user...

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 the app handles and collects user data, there are new sections like Transactions, Payments Data and ...