WhatsApp, the world's largest messenger service provider, has postponed the new privacy policy to be implemented in India from May 15. The company has not announced new dates for the implementation of the privacy policy. The company said on Friday that any account that does not accept the new policy will not be deleted.
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| WhatsApp took u-turn on privacy policy |
Sending reminders to users will continue
In this statement, WhatsApp has said that users will continue to send reminders to accept the new privacy policy. This process will continue for the next few weeks. Earlier this new privacy policy was to come into force from 8 February. But after the controversy escalated, it was postponed to 15 May. The news agency PTI has reported about this.
What is the new WhatsApp policy?
WhatsApp users who upload, submit, store, send or receive content, the company can use it anywhere. The company can also share that data. The company had said that by May 15, the account of those who did not accept it will be deleted. However, the company has hit the U-turn.
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