WhatsApp sharing data with Facebook alarms privacy advocates
Changes announced by WhatsApp have drawn the ire of privacy advocates, who say that the messaging service's plan to share user data with parent company Facebook is against the law and should be blocked.The changes will allow the popular app -- which says it has more than one billion users -- to "coordinate more with Facebook" by sharing the user data, they said.
WhatsApp to share user data with Facebook: Delhi HC seeks government response
A step-by-step guide to stop Facebook from using your WhatsApp data WhatsApp has kept the policy change a bit hidden, but there are two options.Both the options are available for both Android and iOS apps.
Facebook, WhatsApp and the power of data in the 21st century
WhatsApp's announcement that it is to enter into a new data sharing deal with parent company Facebook has already sparked huge debate in the data and marketing industries, not to mention among consumers.Not least because the data sharing agreement will also allow brands to buy and utilise user data to target ad-based messages on the platform for the first time.
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