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WhatsApp "Entirely Back Up And Running", Says CEO
After facing a major outage for hours, WhatsApp and other services are coming back online. WhatsApp is "entirely back up and running now", the instant messaging app's CEO Will Cathcart said.
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After India's Letter, WhatsApp Says New Privacy Policy For "Transparency"
Social media platform WhatsApp underscored today that its proposed privacy policy is not meant to enhance data sharing but provide options to help businesses expand. The reiteration came following the government's letter to Will Cathcart, the Global CEO of WhatsApp, asking that the new policy for Indian users be withdrawn.
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WhatsApp Treating Users With All-Or-Nothing Approach: Centre's Rejoinder
The Indian government has asked WhatsApp to withdraw the recent changes in the privacy policy of the messaging app, saying unilateral changes are unfair and unacceptable.
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Withdraw "Discriminatory" Policy For Indian Users: Government To WhatsApp
The government has asked WhatsApp to withdraw any change in the messaging app's privacy policy for users in India, people with direct knowledge of the matter have said. The centre has written to the Facebook-owned app's global CEO Will Cathcart detailing concerns over information security of users, they said. India is WhatsApp's biggest market.
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WhatsApp "Entirely Back Up And Running", Says CEO
After facing a major outage for hours, WhatsApp and other services are coming back online. WhatsApp is "entirely back up and running now", the instant messaging app's CEO Will Cathcart said.
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After India's Letter, WhatsApp Says New Privacy Policy For "Transparency"
Social media platform WhatsApp underscored today that its proposed privacy policy is not meant to enhance data sharing but provide options to help businesses expand. The reiteration came following the government's letter to Will Cathcart, the Global CEO of WhatsApp, asking that the new policy for Indian users be withdrawn.
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WhatsApp Treating Users With All-Or-Nothing Approach: Centre's Rejoinder
The Indian government has asked WhatsApp to withdraw the recent changes in the privacy policy of the messaging app, saying unilateral changes are unfair and unacceptable.
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Withdraw "Discriminatory" Policy For Indian Users: Government To WhatsApp
The government has asked WhatsApp to withdraw any change in the messaging app's privacy policy for users in India, people with direct knowledge of the matter have said. The centre has written to the Facebook-owned app's global CEO Will Cathcart detailing concerns over information security of users, they said. India is WhatsApp's biggest market.
