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WhatsApp row: How messaging app's new privacy policy impacts legal rights of Indian citizens With the data collected from WhatsApp, Facebook Inc may establish a monopoly in digital marketing leading to justified concerns from anti-trust activists Representational image. Reuters Popular messaging application Whatsapp recently announced a new privacy policy. It is mandatory for users to accept the new terms in order to continue using the app. While Whatsapp justifies the changes based on a need to integrate better with other produc...

Google closed its deal to buy Fitbit, the fitness tracking company announced on its blog. Fitbit’s fitness trackers and other devices monitor users’ steps and calories burned. They also measure floors climbed, heart rate, and how long and how well people sleep

PIL against WhatsApp's new privacy policy in Delhi HC, says 'violates fundamental rights' The petitioner has contended that WhatsApp rolled out its new policy without seeking permission from the government, and added it will violate the fundamental rights of Indian users BusinessToday.In | January 15, 2021 | Updated 11:01 IST The PIL has sought an immediate stay on the new privacy policy of WhatsApp A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Delhi High Court against WhatsApp's new privacy policy, that argues that it violates the right to privacy of an individual. The plea ...

WhatsApp, earlier in the month, released revised terms of service and user privacy policy to its messenger app subscribers. The company said the users must comply with the new change or else they are free to uninstall the application. WhatsApp clarified that the one-to-one and group chat with friends and family are fully encrypted, but said that the conversation between the