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"Fake": Government Dismisses Reports Of Agnipath Scheme Relaunch on WhatsApp
The government on Sunday dismissed reports that the Agnipath Scheme has been relaunched, terming the social media message fake and clarifying no such decision to this effect was taken.
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WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware
The US Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
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Facebook Parent Meta to Roll Out Privacy Policy Update From July 26, 'Terms of Service' to Be Modified
Facebook parent Meta has started sending out notification to users to inform them about privacy policy update which will roll out from July 26. Meta has rewritten and re-designed its privacy Policy to make it easier to understand.
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Meta Says, Complete Make Over Of Privacy Policy, But No New User Data Access Rights
Meta Platforms Inc, the parent company of Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, announced on Thursday that it has redesigned and rewritten its privacy policy completely for ease of understanding, including the terms of services, effective from July 26.
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WhatsApp Says It Banned 1.85 Million Accounts in India in March, Received 407 Ban Appeals
WhatsApp, in its monthly User Safety Report, has said that it banned around 1.85 million accounts in India. The Meta owned messaging service received a total of 597 grievances in March 2022, out of which 74 ban appeals have been considered so far.
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WhatsApp Working on Yearly Terms of Service Reminder Feature, Disables Quick Replies for Non Business Users
WhatsApp is reportedly working on adding a new entry to the apps settings, as a yearly reminder of the WhatsApp Terms of Service, according to a feature tracker. The entry will only be accessible to users in India, in order to comply with the IT Rules, according to the feature tracker. WhatsApp has also disabled access to the Quick Reply feature th...
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WhatsApp Will Make Accepting Updated Terms of Service Optional for Users: Report
WhatsApp will reportedly make accepting its terms of service optional for users. Only those who want to message certain business accounts will need to review and accept the updated terms of service, as per the report.
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Consumer Group Lodges European Union Complaint Against WhatsApp
The European Consumer Organisation announced Monday it had lodged a complaint with the European Commission against Facebook's attempt to modify the terms of service for the WhatsApp messenging service.
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WhatsApp Extends Deadline for Accepting Updated Privacy Policy Till June 19 in Some Regions: Report
WhatsApp seems to have extended its privacy policy acceptance date till June 19, 2021 in Germany, Argentina, and other regions. The Facebook-owned messaging service had given May 15 as the ultimatum for accepting the updated privacy policy but did not take any action for people who did not accept the terms.
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Competition Commission of India To Probe WhatsApp's New Privacy Policy
Fair trade regulator Competition Commission of India (CCI) has directed its investigation arm to conduct a probe into WhatsApp's updated privacy policy and terms of service on prima facie finding that the firm has contravened competition law provisions through its "exploitative and exclusionary conduct" in the garb of the policy update.
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Stop WhatsApp From Implementing New Privacy Policy: Centre To High Court
The Centre on Friday urged the Delhi High Court to restrain Facebook-owned WhatsApp from implementing its new privacy policy and terms of service which are to take effect from May 15.
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Shifting to Telegram? Here Are 5 Tips and Tricks You Need to Know
Telegram is one of the top alternatives to WhatsApp, and many new users are signing up after users raised concerns about Facebook's new privacy policy for the messaging app. WhatsApp users must accept the updated terms of service and privacy policies or they will lose their access to the app by February 8, 2021.
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Messaging App Signal's Response To "Dump WhatsApp" Tweet
There was a huge jump in the number of people downloading the messaging app Signal after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted "Use Signal" to his 41 million followers on Thursday. The surge came just hours after Elon Musk endorsed the service, as changes to WhatsApp's terms and privacy policy raised security concerns.
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Twitter Reacts With Memes To WhatsApp's Terms And Privacy Policy Update
WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy and terms of service - a fact that has led to a number of memes on social media.
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WhatsApp Privacy Policy, Terms of Service Update Makes Facebook Data Sharing Mandatory
WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy and terms of service to better integrate with Facebook’s products and services. The messaging app has informed users about the latest change through a notice.
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"Fake": Government Dismisses Reports Of Agnipath Scheme Relaunch on WhatsApp
The government on Sunday dismissed reports that the Agnipath Scheme has been relaunched, terming the social media message fake and clarifying no such decision to this effect was taken.
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WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware
The US Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
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Facebook Parent Meta to Roll Out Privacy Policy Update From July 26, 'Terms of Service' to Be Modified
Facebook parent Meta has started sending out notification to users to inform them about privacy policy update which will roll out from July 26. Meta has rewritten and re-designed its privacy Policy to make it easier to understand.
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Meta Says, Complete Make Over Of Privacy Policy, But No New User Data Access Rights
Meta Platforms Inc, the parent company of Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, announced on Thursday that it has redesigned and rewritten its privacy policy completely for ease of understanding, including the terms of services, effective from July 26.
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WhatsApp Says It Banned 1.85 Million Accounts in India in March, Received 407 Ban Appeals
WhatsApp, in its monthly User Safety Report, has said that it banned around 1.85 million accounts in India. The Meta owned messaging service received a total of 597 grievances in March 2022, out of which 74 ban appeals have been considered so far.
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WhatsApp Working on Yearly Terms of Service Reminder Feature, Disables Quick Replies for Non Business Users
WhatsApp is reportedly working on adding a new entry to the apps settings, as a yearly reminder of the WhatsApp Terms of Service, according to a feature tracker. The entry will only be accessible to users in India, in order to comply with the IT Rules, according to the feature tracker. WhatsApp has also disabled access to the Quick Reply feature th...
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WhatsApp Will Make Accepting Updated Terms of Service Optional for Users: Report
WhatsApp will reportedly make accepting its terms of service optional for users. Only those who want to message certain business accounts will need to review and accept the updated terms of service, as per the report.
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Consumer Group Lodges European Union Complaint Against WhatsApp
The European Consumer Organisation announced Monday it had lodged a complaint with the European Commission against Facebook's attempt to modify the terms of service for the WhatsApp messenging service.
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WhatsApp Extends Deadline for Accepting Updated Privacy Policy Till June 19 in Some Regions: Report
WhatsApp seems to have extended its privacy policy acceptance date till June 19, 2021 in Germany, Argentina, and other regions. The Facebook-owned messaging service had given May 15 as the ultimatum for accepting the updated privacy policy but did not take any action for people who did not accept the terms.
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Competition Commission of India To Probe WhatsApp's New Privacy Policy
Fair trade regulator Competition Commission of India (CCI) has directed its investigation arm to conduct a probe into WhatsApp's updated privacy policy and terms of service on prima facie finding that the firm has contravened competition law provisions through its "exploitative and exclusionary conduct" in the garb of the policy update.
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Stop WhatsApp From Implementing New Privacy Policy: Centre To High Court
The Centre on Friday urged the Delhi High Court to restrain Facebook-owned WhatsApp from implementing its new privacy policy and terms of service which are to take effect from May 15.
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Shifting to Telegram? Here Are 5 Tips and Tricks You Need to Know
Telegram is one of the top alternatives to WhatsApp, and many new users are signing up after users raised concerns about Facebook's new privacy policy for the messaging app. WhatsApp users must accept the updated terms of service and privacy policies or they will lose their access to the app by February 8, 2021.
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Messaging App Signal's Response To "Dump WhatsApp" Tweet
There was a huge jump in the number of people downloading the messaging app Signal after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted "Use Signal" to his 41 million followers on Thursday. The surge came just hours after Elon Musk endorsed the service, as changes to WhatsApp's terms and privacy policy raised security concerns.
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Twitter Reacts With Memes To WhatsApp's Terms And Privacy Policy Update
WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy and terms of service - a fact that has led to a number of memes on social media.
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WhatsApp Privacy Policy, Terms of Service Update Makes Facebook Data Sharing Mandatory
WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy and terms of service to better integrate with Facebook’s products and services. The messaging app has informed users about the latest change through a notice.
