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"Will Examine": India Amid Charge Of WhatsApp Using Mics Without Consent
The Centre today said that it will examine the charge against WhatsApp of allegedly accessing the microphone of users' devices without their knowledge.
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After Minister's Warning Over Wrong Map Of India, WhatsApp Deletes Tweet
Just hours after WhatsApp sent out a tweet publicising its livestream for New Year's Eve, Rajeev Chandrashekhar sent out the warning about the map
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"Interesting Coincidence": Signal Messaging App's Tweet Amid Pegasus Row
Amid growing outrage over the Pegasus phone-hacking row, Signal - pitched by itself as a more secure version of WhatsApp - took a swipe at the government over new IT laws requiring messaging apps to break encryption and 'trace' chats.
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'Motivated Elements Trying To Defame Us': Delhi Police On WhatsApp Row
The Delhi Police has said "motivated elements" tried to defame the force by spreading misinformation on social media on the COVID-19 crisis.
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Twitter Row: IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad Warns US Social Media Companies to Abide by Country’s Laws
India's technology minister Ravi Shankar Prasad warned US social media firms to abide by the country's laws, a day after a face-off between Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration and Twitter over content regulation.
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WhatsApp Privacy Row: Not Essential To Download It, Says High Court
The Delhi High Court on Monday said that it is not mandatory to download WhatsApp, amid concerns over the company's new privacy policy.
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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the government's letter to Will Cathcart, the Global CEO of WhatsApp, asking that the new policy for Indian users be withdrawn.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 May Retain Only 18 Percent Users Amid Privacy Row: Survey
A recent survey has revealed that only 18 percent of users may continue using WhatsApp in India while 36 percent will reduce their usage drastically. Also, 15 percent of users are likely to stop using the app completely, amid the ongoing privacy row.
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Full-Page Ads On Day 2: WhatsApp Tries To Allay Privacy Concerns Again
WhatsApp's clarification on its privacy policy was splashed across newspapers in full-page ads this morning with the boldfaced title: "WhatsApp respects and protects your privacy".
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"We Want To Address Some Rumours": WhatsApp Updates On Privacy Policy Row
Amid row over reports of WhatsApp users alleging leak of their private messages with family and friends on search engines, the Facebook-owned messaging service has issued yet another clarification.
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Signal and Telegram Seeing Huge Waves of New Users Amid WhatsApp Privacy Row
After WhatsApp's new privacy policy, users are switching in droves to Signal and Telegram. The movement to leave Facebook-owned WhatsApp grew even stronger after whistleblower Edward Snowden recommended Signal as well. Asked for a reason to trust Signal, Snowden replied, “Here's a reason: I use it every day and I'm not dead yet.”
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WhatsApp's Defence Amid Row Over Leaked Chats In Drugs Probe
Social network platform WhatsApp on Thursday said that its messages are protected and no third party can access them - an assertion that came amid speculation about how the Narcotics Control Bureau managed to access old messages during its investigation into the Bollywood drug angle, an offshoot of the Sushant Singh Rajput case.
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"Welcome To Listen": Sanjay Raut On Claims BJP Tapped Opposition Phones
Amid allegations Maharashtra BJP tapped the phones of opposition leaders, including NCP and Shiv Sena chiefs Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, Sena leader Sanjay Raut claimed a BJP leader told him his phone calls were being monitored
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Congress Targets Centre On WhatsApp Row, Seeks Parliamentary Panel Probe
The WhatsApp snooping row came up for discussion in the Rajya Sabha today, with the Congress-led Opposition claiming that only a joint parliamentary committee probe can bring out the truth in a case where allegations of hacking are being raised against the centre itself.
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Rajya Sabha Discusses WhatsApp Snooping Row
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: An uproar is expected in Parliament over BJP MP Pragya Thakur's remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse.
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"Will Examine": India Amid Charge Of WhatsApp Using Mics Without Consent
The Centre today said that it will examine the charge against WhatsApp of allegedly accessing the microphone of users' devices without their knowledge.
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After Minister's Warning Over Wrong Map Of India, WhatsApp Deletes Tweet
Just hours after WhatsApp sent out a tweet publicising its livestream for New Year's Eve, Rajeev Chandrashekhar sent out the warning about the map
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"Interesting Coincidence": Signal Messaging App's Tweet Amid Pegasus Row
Amid growing outrage over the Pegasus phone-hacking row, Signal - pitched by itself as a more secure version of WhatsApp - took a swipe at the government over new IT laws requiring messaging apps to break encryption and 'trace' chats.
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'Motivated Elements Trying To Defame Us': Delhi Police On WhatsApp Row
The Delhi Police has said "motivated elements" tried to defame the force by spreading misinformation on social media on the COVID-19 crisis.
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Twitter Row: IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad Warns US Social Media Companies to Abide by Country’s Laws
India's technology minister Ravi Shankar Prasad warned US social media firms to abide by the country's laws, a day after a face-off between Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration and Twitter over content regulation.
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WhatsApp Privacy Row: Not Essential To Download It, Says High Court
The Delhi High Court on Monday said that it is not mandatory to download WhatsApp, amid concerns over the company's new privacy policy.
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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 May Retain Only 18 Percent Users Amid Privacy Row: Survey
A recent survey has revealed that only 18 percent of users may continue using WhatsApp in India while 36 percent will reduce their usage drastically. Also, 15 percent of users are likely to stop using the app completely, amid the ongoing privacy row.
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Full-Page Ads On Day 2: WhatsApp Tries To Allay Privacy Concerns Again
WhatsApp's clarification on its privacy policy was splashed across newspapers in full-page ads this morning with the boldfaced title: "WhatsApp respects and protects your privacy".
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"We Want To Address Some Rumours": WhatsApp Updates On Privacy Policy Row
Amid row over reports of WhatsApp users alleging leak of their private messages with family and friends on search engines, the Facebook-owned messaging service has issued yet another clarification.
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Signal and Telegram Seeing Huge Waves of New Users Amid WhatsApp Privacy Row
After WhatsApp's new privacy policy, users are switching in droves to Signal and Telegram. The movement to leave Facebook-owned WhatsApp grew even stronger after whistleblower Edward Snowden recommended Signal as well. Asked for a reason to trust Signal, Snowden replied, “Here's a reason: I use it every day and I'm not dead yet.”
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WhatsApp's Defence Amid Row Over Leaked Chats In Drugs Probe
Social network platform WhatsApp on Thursday said that its messages are protected and no third party can access them - an assertion that came amid speculation about how the Narcotics Control Bureau managed to access old messages during its investigation into the Bollywood drug angle, an offshoot of the Sushant Singh Rajput case.
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"Welcome To Listen": Sanjay Raut On Claims BJP Tapped Opposition Phones
Amid allegations Maharashtra BJP tapped the phones of opposition leaders, including NCP and Shiv Sena chiefs Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, Sena leader Sanjay Raut claimed a BJP leader told him his phone calls were being monitored
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Congress Targets Centre On WhatsApp Row, Seeks Parliamentary Panel Probe
The WhatsApp snooping row came up for discussion in the Rajya Sabha today, with the Congress-led Opposition claiming that only a joint parliamentary committee probe can bring out the truth in a case where allegations of hacking are being raised against the centre itself.
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Rajya Sabha Discusses WhatsApp Snooping Row
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: An uproar is expected in Parliament over BJP MP Pragya Thakur's remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse.
