WhatsApp, which is included in the world's most popular apps, has updated the terms and conditions for users. It also includes a new privacy policy. The new rules will come into effect from 8 February.
Under this policy, WhatsApp has given information about changing the way user data is used. Now pop-up messages are being sent to WhatsApp users, which states that the new rules will be effective from 8 February. In this message, users are being told that how WhatsApp will use user data, how companies connected to Facebook will be able to use WhatsApp chat. These terms and conditions have to be accepted for the use of WhatsApp. The account of those who do not accept will be deleted.
According to WhatsApp, the rules are being changed to help small businesses. This is explained in detail in the update rules. Along with this, the company's commitment to privacy is also evident.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently indicated that WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger can be used interchangeably. WhatsApp last updated its privacy policy in 2016. WhatsApp has more than 400 million users in India.
Social media reactions on WhatsApp's new policy
The new policy of WhatsApp is widely discussed in social media. Users are giving feedback by creating funny memes. #WhatsappPrivacy is trending on Twitter.
The instant messaging app informed the Android and iPhone users about the changes through an app notice on Tuesday. The most notable change in the new privacy policy and terms of service is how WhatsApp will be able to share information with Facebook and its subsidiaries.
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