WhatsApp Calls Off Their May 15 Deadline for Privacy Policy Change May 7, 2021 11:52 EDT
WhatsApp announced their privacy policy changes a couple of months ago, and honestly, the changes did not sit well with anyone. Many even went ahead and called them out on their privacy policy changes. It seems that WhatsApp is withdrawing on that statement as your accounts are not going to be deleted on 15th May, later this month.
It seems Like WhatsApp No Longer Wants to Delete Your Account.
However, WhatsApp will continue to send notifications about the new privacy policy, hoping that users finally accept it. This is what the company had to say.
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Google shares its view on the impact of Apple s Privacy Policy changes on its partners
Jan 27, 2021 12:32 EST with 6 comments
Apple’s new app privacy notifications and user tracking changes introduced with iOS 14 have seen mixed reception from companies that rely heavily on ad revenue. Facebook, for instance, said that the changes will affect its business adversely since the challenges with collecting identifier for advertisers (IDFA) data affects the ability to serve personalized ads for users.
Today, Google has shared its view of what the impact of the changes will be not only on its own services but also on its partners. The company says in its blog post that Apple’s upcoming App Tracking Transparency (ATT) policy will reduce the ability to gauge ad conversions, resulting in an impact on the bidding process for ad impressions. Additionally, it states that “app publishers may see a significant impact to their Google ad revenue on iOS after Appl
WhatsApp broke a privacy promise to its users and that is how tech companies work
WhatsApp has revised its privacy policy where it reportedly intends to share more data with Facebook. WhatsApp users will have to accept the new privacy policy by February 8, 2021.
Ketan Pratap | January 12, 2021 | Updated 12:43 IST
WhatsApp s in-app notification about update to its privacy policy
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Similarly, Google Photos, starting June 2021, will no longer be free for users.
Google has clarified that any new photos and videos uploaded will be counted toward the free 15 GB of storage that comes with every Google account.
Have you been alarmed by the recent update to WhatsApp s privacy policy but confused to understand what happened to a company that vouched for values and privacy? Well, you re not alone as a lot of people are currently confused and some even expressing their anger towards the new policy change by one of the most widely used messaging apps in the world. However, here s