Outrage over WhatsApp's 'highly irresponsible' decision
Campaign groups and politicians have spoken out against the move over concerns it could increase cyberbullying cases.
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Campaign groups and politicians have spoken out against the move over concerns it could increase cyberbullying cases.
India Business News: WhatsApp has filed a legal complaint in Delhi against the government seeking to block regulations coming into force on Wednesday that experts say woul
WhatsApp to limit the features for accounts that don't accept the privacy policy:- Top communication platform WhatsApp has extended the deadline to accept the privacy policy of the users until May 15th. All the users who will not accept the new changes will have to lose their access for their account. WhatsApp decided not to deactivate the accounts but they will limit the features. WhatsApp will send the reminders for the users as per the new privacy policy. One of the spokespersons revealed that the users who are not in a mood to accept the new policy will have 'limited account functionality...
Govt tells WhatsApp to withdraw new privacy policy for Indian users, sends a letter to CEO The Ministry of Information and Technology has written a letter to WhatsApp asking the chat app to not implement its new privacy policy in India. Himanshu Mishra | January 19, 2021 | Updated 14:38 IST Highlights IT Ministry sends a letter to WhatsApp, asking it to not implement the new privacy policy in India. The new policy and terms and conditions for WhatsApp use are likely to come into effect after May 15. The new policy will allow WhatsApp to share more usage data with Facebook. India's Ministry...