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Highlights The WhatsApp account’s data, if not stored in a backup can get deleted also and even that would be erased from WhatsApp servers as well. Even if a person has a WhatsApp account, it will still be considered inactive if there is no internet connection available. The Facebook-owned messaging platform can also delete an account if there is no activity for just 45 days where the same account number seems to have been allotted to a new user. Have you ever thought that your WhatsApp account can get deleted after days of inactivity? Popular messaging platform WhatsApp has come up with tw...

Source: Highlights WhatsApp had faced severe backlash over user concerns that data was being shared with parent company Facebook. She was responding to concerns raised by a Jharkhand government official on people in rural areas being pushed to accept WhatsApp's new privacy rules even though they are not aware of its impact on them. Arora during the event said the pandemic has pushed the usage of digital services across the country and there is a need to have robust cybersecurity infrastructure. The government is "pro-actively" looking at the best possible options around WhatsApp's new privacy...

Highlights When you delete a WhatsApp account, all the photos, videos, chats, and other data will be permanently removed from the platform. WhatsApp has been buzzing in news for a long period of time, thanks to its controversial privacy policies. Other homegrown apps like Telegram, Signal, and others are being opportunistic and trying to up their subscriber base. Are you fed up with WhatsApp and thinking of deleting it from your phone? You can do that but first of all, know about how you can restore your data.  When you delete a WhatsApp account, all the photos, videos, chats, and other data...

WhatsApp Subjecting Indian Users to Different Rules Than Europeans: Centre to Delhi HC The Centre said that the disparity with regard to opting out of WhatsApp's new privacy policy is a matter of concern. The logo of WhatsApp is pictured on a T-shirt. Photo: Reuters/Rupak De Chowdhuri/File Tech25/Jan/2021 New Delhi: The Centre on Monday told the Delhi high court that WhatsApp was treating Indian users differently from its European ones with regard to opting out of its new privacy policy, and this was a matter of concern for the government which is looking into it. The Central government told ...

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) said the proposed changes "raise grave concerns regarding the implications for the choice and autonomy of Indian citizens".