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WhatsApp discards May 15 deadline to accept new privacy policy: Key points to know News Published: May 7, 2021 8:37 PM IST In an interesting move, WhatsApp has discarded its May 15 deadline for users to accept its controversial privacy policy update. As per the PTI report, the Facebook-owned company has scrapped the deadline and said that it will not be deleting accounts of those who haven’t accepted the new terms. Also Read - WhatsApp Privacy Policy FAQs: Top 5 important questions answered Notably, the cross-messaging...

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ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb 16, 2021: SC weighs in on WhatsApp, maps get Atmanirbhar Want this newsletter delievered to your inbox? SUBSCRIBE We'll soon meet in your inbox. / Newsletters More than a month after it gave Signal and Telegram an unintended boost, WhatsApp’s Supreme Court yesterday gave the firm and its parent company Facebookfour weeks to reply to a petition challenging the new privacy policy, which was to come into effect on February 8. Meanwhile, India’s mapping policy got a huge update on Monday. Indian companies can now create high-res maps for use in such fields ...

The Supreme Court on Monday sought responses from the Centre and Facebook-owned WhatsApp within a month on a fresh plea alleging lower standards of privacy for Indian users as compared with European counterparts. A Bench, headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde, was hearing an interim application filed by petitioners, Karmanya Singh Sareen and Shreya Sethi, in a pending petition of 2017. Their lawyer, Shyam Diwan, said the messaging app was differentiating between European countries and India in its policy. The apex court said people have grave apprehensions that they will lose their privacy, an...