WhatsApp is delaying its privacy policy update following feedback due to Facebook data sharing
WhatsApp has delayed the rollout of its updated privacy policy as concerns with over-sharing data with Facebook continue to mount.
WhatsApp has delayed the rollout of its updated privacy policy as concerns with over-sharing data with Facebook continue to mount.
Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, wants you to know that WhatsApp protects and secures your chats.
Coincidentally or not, the updated tool arrives just as the social network has begun to face more privacy pressures than ever before.
Apple is promoting privacy, Apple Pay, and Face ID in a couple of new ads.
Facebook is letting business users know that it has no choice but to comply with Apple’s rules regarding new app tracking privacy features in iOS 14.
Privacy thieves at Facebook have updated WhatsApp’s privacy policy in such a way that forces customers to accept the changes if they wish to continue using the messaging service.
Google to this date hasn’t updated any of its iPhone or iPad apps with the new App Store privacy “nutrition labels” since the new App Privacy feature section has gone live last month.
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