The hottest topic in the tech world recently is none other than WhatsApp’s new privacy policy. This new clause has aroused dissatisfaction among many people and even a “transfer tide”, and WhatsApp finally stated that it will suspend the enforcement of the new clause and allow users more time to understand.
WhatsApp recently announced on its blog that although they originally scheduled that users will need to accept the new privacy terms before February 8th, otherwise they will not be able to continue to use the service. However, after consideration, they decided to postpone the implementation date. Users who have not accepted the new terms will not be suspended on the same day, and they will actively “clean up” the misinformation about the new terms and launch new commercial service options on May 15th, but there is no clear explanation from WhatsApp How will they clean up misinformation.
WhatsApp blamed the current user’s dissatisfaction on the misinformation circulating on the Internet, stating that they will continue to protect personal conversations through end-to-end encryption. The new terms and privacy policy are just to explain more transparently how the service collects and uses data in preparation Expanding its business information function, making it easier for users to shop on the platform.
source:WhatsApp
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