A 2021 policy update requires users to share data with Meta for ads purposes to continue using the app.

The Supreme Court clarified that it will continue to hear WhatsApp’s main appeal challenging a Rs 213.14 crore penalty ...

In 2014, when Facebook bought messaging platform WhatsApp for $21.8 billion, many people were worried about the privacy implications. But the companies promised that nothing would change and that ...

The long-running legal battle over the 2021 privacy policy of WhatsApp has once again reached the Supreme Court of India. In a key development, the messaging platform informed the court that it will ...

Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for WhatsApp, told the court that the company would adhere to the directions as ...

WhatsApp assures the Supreme Court it does not share user data, pledging to comply with user consent regulations by 2026.

WhatsApp told the Supreme Court that it does not read or share users’ personal messages, stressing that chats remain end-to-end encrypted. The court questioned its consent policy, while the platform ...

Most major platforms have dealt with large-scale data leaks tied to weak or unprotected APIs. You've seen this play out with Facebook, X and even Dell. The pattern is always the same. A feature meant ...

The Supreme Court of India will hear on Monday the appeals filed by Meta Platforms and WhatsApp LLC challenging a National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) order that upheld a ₹213.14 crore ...