WhatsApp privacy policy violates Indian IT law, Centre tells court

WhatsApp privacy policy violates Indian IT law, Centre tells court
WhatsApp privacy policy violates Indian IT law, Centre tells court
WhatsApp's new privacy policy was implemented on May 15, i.e. Saturday, which means users who haven't accepted it yet will keep getting full-screen prompts but will soon lose basic app features. On Monday, WhatsApp told the Delhi High Court that it would not delete users accounts that haven't accepted the new policy and will "encourage them to get on board."
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On Monday, the Central government told the Delhi High Court that the new WhatsApp's privacy policy does not conform to Indian IT laws.

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