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WhatsApp details what will happen to users who don’t agree to privacy changes

Posted on February 20, 2021 by pogowasright.org

Manish Singh reports:

WhatsApp said earlier this week that it will allow users to review its planned privacy update at “their own pace” and will display a banner to better explain the changes in its terms. But what happens to its users who do not accept the terms by the May 15 deadline?

In an email to one of its merchant partners, reviewed by TechCrunch, Facebook-owned WhatsApp said it will “slowly ask” such users to comply with the new terms “in order to have full functionality of WhatsApp” starting May 15.

Read more on TechCrunch.

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