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- Meta to appeal CCI penalty, says 2021 update was about providing users transparencyIn its statement on Tuesday, Meta said that the 2021 update “was about introducing optional business features on WhatsApp and provided furt...
- Meta updates privacy policy, says Indian users can choose to not acceptUnder the updated privacy policy, Meta will also outline more clearly the way it processes the information it collects from users, includin...
- Privacy of users our highest priority, says WhatsApp in its defence against charge of tricking users for policy consentThe Centre submitted before Delhi HC that WhatsApp has 'unleashed its digital prowess' to unsuspecting users and wanted to force them to ac...
- WhatsApp tricking India users into accepting its privacy policy: GovtThe government claims in Delhi High Court that WhatsApp is engaging in anti-user practices by obtaining “trick-consent” to its updated priv...
- WhatsApp says it will not delete Indian user accounts that don't accept its new privacy policyThe policy allows the Facebook-owned company to share business information with third-party apps, including its parent.
- Delhi HC refuses to stop CCI probe into WhatsApp privacy policy updateDelhi High Court says it saw no merit in the petitions of Facebook and WhatsApp to interdict the investigation directed by the Competition ...
- Delhi HC defers hearing in WhatsApp privacy policy case to TuesdayWhatsApp and Facebook have challenged in the Delhi High Court Competition Commission of India’s directive to launch an investigation into t...
- Google Pay will soon allow India users to delete transaction dataAs part of the Google Pay privacy policy update, a new toggle-based control functionality is being introduced to allow customers to delete ...
- WhatsApp to move ahead with privacy policy update despite backlashWhatsApp says it will go ahead with its privacy policy update for sharing limited user data with Facebook but will allow users to read it a...
- WhatsApp in-app banner to address privacy policy updateWhatsApp, in a blog post announcing the in-app banner, also took potshots at rivals Telegram and Signal, which made the most of the exodus ...
- WhatsApp's clarifications fail to allay user fears, fact checkers say misinformation on company's privacy policy on the riseHarish Bijoor, brand strategy expert and founder, Harish Bijoor Consults said India is a 'high stakes' market for WhatsApp. "WhatsApp's dow...
- Open to answering any queries from govt on privacy policy update: WhatsAppWhatsApp Head Will Cathcart said the Facebook-owned company remains committed to privacy and security of users across India and will contin...
- WhatsApp updates privacy policy, makes data-sharing with Facebook mandatoryTwitterati, obviously, didn't get too excited about the changes.
- New European laws push companies to update user policiesThe General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect on May 25. The law allows the EU residents to request data kept on them and adds ...
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