WhatsApp makes Facebook Data Sharing mandatory updating service & Privacy Policy
WhatsApp makes Facebook Data Sharing mandatory updating service & Privacy Policy: WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy and terms of service to better integrate with other products and services offered by its parent company Facebook. The most prominent changes deal with how WhatsApp shares information with Facebook and its subsidiaries.
The instant messaging app can now share phone numbers and transaction data with Facebook. The aim is to also promote safety. “As we’ve previously informed in October 2020, as part of WhatsApp’s business vision, in order to enable users and businesses better, we are updating our terms of service and privacy policy as we work to make WhatsApp a great way to get answers or help from a business. Privacy policy and terms updates are common in the tech industry, as you know. Respect for your privacy is coded into our DNA. Since we started WhatsApp, we’ve built our services with a set of strong privacy principles in mind.” , said a WhatsApp spokesperson.
The privacy policy and terms come into effect on February 8. Experts said this means that if a user won’t accept the new changes, they will lose access to the app or may not be able to use all the features.
WhatsApp’s updated privacy policy and terms of service provide information on how the app collects and handles user information. These include areas such as “transactions and payments data” and “location information”. There is also a section related to data on “business interactions” taking place on the platform.
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