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WhatsApp has responded saying that it will not curtail the functionality of users in India if they don’t accept its new privacy terms.
The company will maintain its stance until the country’s Personal Data Protection (PDP) law comes into effect.
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The company will maintain its stance until the country’s Personal Data Protection (PDP) law comes into effect.
WhatsApp won't limit functionality over unaccepted privacy terms in India
WhatsApp won't limit the functionality of its app in India for those who don't accept its privacy terms. Here's what the company has to say.
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WhatsApp Banned More Than 2 Million Accounts In India Last Month For Spamming Others
WhatsApp also says they received 345 queries from users in India, who used the grievance redressal methods, and of this, 63 accounts were actioned upon.
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Supreme Court directs WhatsApp to allow users to continue using WhatsApp without accepting its 2021 Privacy Policy
WhatsApp’s 2016 and 2021 privacy policy have been the subject of a long standing court challenge before the Delhi High Court. Today, the petition has been heard after 4 months.
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