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Is Whatsapp's new policy designed to compromise user data? | The Urban Debate
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44:17Now PlayingOn the Urban Debate, Tanvi Shukla takes up the controversies around the new WhatsApp policy. Recently WhatsApp introduced a new update, which clearly states that all users can no longer prevent their data from being shared with Facebook. This in turn has led to an air of confusion and chaos amongst WhatsApp users from all over the world. The users no longer feel safe and feel like their privacy is being compromised. Now the big question is, WhatsApp leave users with no choice after privacy update; Will the app continue?
Will changing to another platform really help? Whatsapp's new policy has reignited privacy debate. Users will have to update the new policy by Feb 8. Now certain companies have cautioned their employees to not use Whatsapp to share sensitive information.
Tanvi Shukla too explains what happens if you agree to the new terms. Watch to know more!
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