WhatsApp says that there are many questions and confusion among users regarding the change in the privacy policy, due to which it is being postponed for the time being.
WhatsApp has made a big announcement about the change in its policy. Facebook-approved messaging app WhatsApp has postponed changes to its policy. For information, let us know that the company was going to implement its new privacy policy from February 8, for which the message of a ‘Terms & Conditions’ was popping up and the users had to accept it. The company says that there are many questions and confusion among the users regarding the change in our privacy policy, due to which it is being postponed for the present time, so that the users get some time to review and understand it.
The company said in its blog post, ‘We are moving back the date. On 8 February, no account will be suspended or deleted. With this, we are working to clarify the misinformation spread about the privacy and security of WhatsApp. WhatsApp recently started giving its users updates about the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. WhatsApp had told in this how she processes users’ data and shares it (data) with Facebook.
Not only this, it was also said in the update that in order to continue using WhatsApp services, the users have to accept the new terms and policy by February 8, 2021, otherwise the users will not be able to use WhatsApp further.
Thank you to everyone who’s reached out. We’re still working to counter any confusion by communicating directly with @WhatsApp users. No one will have their account suspended or deleted on Feb 8 and we’ll be moving back our business plans until after May – https://t.co/H3DeSS0QfO
— WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) January 15, 2021
For the cleaning information of WhatsApp on Privacy Policy, let us know that on January 5, WhatsApp announced a change in its privacy policy, after which a notification is being shown on the app of crores of users, in which the privacy policy has been approved. Was being told Many users were unhappy with this update and decided to shift to platforms like Telegram, Telegram and Signal.
WhatsApp also clarified on this and said on its Twitter handle, ‘We had updated our privacy policy. Many questions have also arisen on the updated policy and at the same time wrong information is also being spread, in such a situation, we want to answer some of your questions which many other people have also asked us. We have made WhatsApp so hard that our users can connect privately to each other.
We want to address some rumors and be 100% clear we continue to protect your private messages with end-to-end encryption. pic.twitter.com/6qDnzQ98MP
— WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) January 12, 2021
WhatsApp said in its blog, ‘We have helped to provide end-to-end encryption facilities to people all over the world and we will maintain this security technology in a similar way. Thank you all for helping us to contact us, stop spreading rumors and share the fact. We will keep trying our best to make WhatsApp the best means of personal conversation ‘.
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