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SC issues notice to Facebook, WhatsApp over privacy policy The apex court said that people's privacy must be protected in view of allegations that users' data is being shared with companies BusinessToday.In | February 15, 2021 | Updated 13:06 IST Supreme Court has issued notice to Facebook and WhatsApp over their privacy policy. The apex court said that people's privacy must be protected in view of allegations that users' data is being shared with companies. The SC said that Indian citizens have grave apprehensions regarding the privacy policy introduced by WhatsApp. The court sought a response from the central government, Facebook and WhatApp in a plea regarding the policy.
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The Supreme Court on Monday issued a notice to WhatsApp, and its parent company Facebook, in connection with a plea challenging its new privacy policy.
People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy, the Supreme Court said on Monday, making it clear that it is the court's duty to protect this right as it heard an application against WhatsApp's new privacy policy.
People have grave apprehensions on loss of privacy, the Supreme Court said on Monday, making it clear that it is the court's duty to protect this right as it heard an application against WhatsApp's new privacy policy.The observation came as ...
The Supreme Court bench told counsels appearing for Facebook and WhatsApp, "You (WhatsApp and Facebook) maybe two or three trillion companies but people value their privacy more than money. It is our duty to protect their privacy."