The messaging platform laid out fresh terms in January, aimed at increasing business transactions on the platform
Following the backlash it received for the update to its privacy policy in early January, WhatsApp will now let users take a better look at the changes that have been proposed. Read top news here
Despite becoming a hit early on thanks to quirky stickers and a privacy feature that let teenagers hide chats from parents, Hike's messenger app overtime failed to challenge the popularity of WhatsApp
WhatsApp has clarified that the update only impacts the way users interact with WhatsApp business accounts.
Centre, WhatsApp get notice over privacy standards
Indians return to shopping and Supreme Court serves notice to Facebook, WhatsApp, and the government over user privacy. Those stories and more in our headlines this evening.
The top court said that people have grave apprehensions that they will lose their privacy, and it is our duty to protect them
Officials in some ministries have begun to use Sandes to communicate with each other.
A plea had sought a direction to have WhatsApp roll back its new privacy policy on grounds that it is allegedly violative of laws and can impact the country's security
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the central government's response on a petition challenging the new privacy policy of social networking platform WhatsApp.
A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh issued notice to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and WhatsApp seeking their stand on the plea by March
The Supreme Court asked WhatsApp to file response on a plea seeking a direction to the RBI and the NPCI to ensure that data collected on UPI platforms is not shared with parent firm or any third party
WhatsApp has now expanded its 'commitment to your privacy' message to the users in the US and UK as well.
Most users of WhatsApp are reconsidering usage of the instant mobile messaging app, a study said
In a quarterly earnings call with analysts on Wednesday, Zuckerberg said that the company has moved the date of this update back to give everyone time to understand what the update means.
WhatsApp Web will also undergo a visual redesign as the update rolls out to users over the coming weeks
WhatsApp's latest policy seems to have prompted aware users or early adopters to shift to alternative instant messaging platforms such as Signal and Telegram
Around 79 per cent respondents said that they are not likely to use Whatsapp Business Accounts if the instant messaging app decides to implement the policy in May
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Millions of people now access WhatsApp on their PCs and laptops