SMBSaathi Utsav has kicked off with a pilot in Jaipur's Johri Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar where over 500 small businesses are being trained on various aspects of running business online
This is a significant advance from the past when multi-devices could only be run via a desktop client or web browser
The latest move comes days after WhatsApp won regulatory approval to more than double its payments offering to 100 million users in India
WhatsApp on Friday said that it banned 1,426,000 bad accounts in India in the month of February in compliance with the new IT Rules, 2021
The ability to set cover photos is currently under development for WhatsApp Business Accounts
In accordance with the IT Rules 2021, the platform has published its fifth monthly report for the month of October
WhatsApp also clarified before bench that it would not limit the functionality for users who are not opting for new privacy policy in the meantime
Manesh Mahatme brings with him 17 years of experience in digital financial services and payments across Citibank, Airtel Money and Amazon
"We will not limit the functionality of how WhatsApp works in the coming weeks," ANI quoted a WhatsApp spokesperson as saying.
As India tightens the noose of regulatory compliance around social media, there have been concerns about the dilution of the safe harbour provision in the country's Information Technology Rules.
'No fundamental right, including the right to privacy, is absolute and it is subject to reasonable restrictions,' says MeitY
This is the second time the government has asked the Facebook-owned firm to withdraw its new privacy policy. And that makes the matter a tad crucial to all WhatsApp users in the country
Many Indian users depend on WhatsApp for communicating; irresponsible for WhatsApp to leverage its position in the Indian market to impose unfair terms and conditions, says MeitY, according to sources
WhatsApp on Wednesday announced two new features to make it easier for people to know whats available and for entrepreneurs to quickly sell their products on WhatsApp for Business
WhatsApp has rolled back the update deadline from February 8 to May after it faced a huge backlash
There has been a user backlash over a new privacy policy of WhatsApp
New Delhi-based think-tank Cyberpeace Foundation said on Monday that China-based hackers are targeting WhatsApp users in the country with the promise of 'part-time' jobs
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Traders' body CAIT wrote to Information and Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad demanding that the government restrict WhatsApp from implementing its new privacy policy or impose a ban on it
Users must agree to the changes, or they won't be able to use WhatsApp