The quick messaging app WhatsApp has made a big decision when it comes to privacy policy. WhatsApp has backed the May 15 deadline to accept its controversial privacy policy update. In addition, WhatsApp has stated that it will not delete the WhatsApp account even if the terms are not accepted.
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Users were concerned about the privacy policy
Notably, on WhatsApp’s proposed policy, users were concerned about the right to their data. Many WhatsApp users said that under the new policy, their data would be shared with WhatsApp-owned Facebook.
WhatsApp scraps the May 15 deadline to accept the privacy policy, saying no accounts will be deleted if users do not accept the terms
– Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) May 7, 2021
No WhatsApp account will be deleted
Due to this privacy policy, WhatsApp (a company that provides messaging and calling services) has received a lot of criticism. A WhatsApp spokeswoman has said that no account will be deleted on May 15 as it does not receive updates related to the Privacy Policy. Responding to an email query, he said that due to this update, no account will be deleted on May 15 and no WhatsApp service in India will be stopped. We’ll be sending out new information to people in the next few weeks.
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A spokesman said most users who receive updates to the new Terms of Service have received it. Some people have not yet received this update. A spokeswoman, however, did not clarify the reasons the company changed its stance and did not disclose the number of users receiving these conditions.
