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WhatsApp: Everything You Need to Know About the Controversial Privacy Policy Update

WhatsApp: Everything You Need to Know About the Controversial Privacy Policy Update
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What happens if you do not accept new Privacy Policy by May 15, WhatsApp explains

WhatsApp will not delete the accounts of users who do not accept the new privacy policy, but the functionality of the account will be limited until the changes are accepted.

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Following backlash, WhatsApp to show in-app banner explaining privacy policy

Following backlash, WhatsApp to show in-app banner explaining privacy policy February 19, 2021 WhatsApp is making another attempt to curb the backlash it faced over changes to its privacy policy and terms of service: over the coming weeks, it will display a banner in WhatsApp with information about the changes, the company announced in a blog post. The company had earlier deferred the implementation of its policy by three months to May 15 in a bid to buy more time from the fallout, which saw two legalchallenges, and the company being reprimanded by India’s IT Ministry. WhatsApp announced changes to its privacy policy in January that led to widespread debate, as the changes amount to a deeper integration between the messaging app and Facebook’s other verticals. The policy which is mandatory for users to accept said that the service will use a device’s IP address, and other information like phone number area codes to estimate their general location, even if a user doesn’t us

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Exclusive: Read MEITY s questionnaire on WhatsApp s privacy policy update

February 18, 2021 The Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology Technology sent a letter to WhatsApp last month, interrogating changes the Facebook-owned messaging app had made to its privacy policy. MediaNama has obtained a copy of the letter under the RTI Act. “These changes enable WhatsApp, and other Facebook Companies, to make invasive and precise inferences about users which may not be reasonably foreseen or expected by users in the ordinary course of accessing these services,” MEITY said in the letter. “Whether this will enable better provision of services to users or not is besides the point, the issue is the impact it has on informational privacy, data security and user choice.”

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WhatsApp launches in-app banner to clarify new T&Cs

Badly-worded policy update caused a furore among WhatsApp users last month The firm said it was a victim of misinformation about the changes being made The app s users thought it was letting parent firm Facebook read their messages In fact the new change affects the way WhatsApp lets businesses communicate Users will need to accept the terms by May 15 they want to still use WhatsApp They ll be able to do this by tapping on an in-app banner that will start to appear

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