mashable : WhatsApp tells Indian court it won't share messages with Facebook

WhatsApp tells Indian court it won't share messages with Facebook

WhatsApp has an Indian court that recent changes in its terms and condition won't "endanger" the privacy privacy of its users.However, If people are still concerned, WhatsApp reminded them that it isn't forcing anyone to use its app.SEE ALSO: WhatsApp announces plans to share user data with FacebookAfter WhatsApp announced last month that it will begin sharing some of its users' data with parent company Facebook for advertising purposes, two WhatsApp users in India went to the High Court to express their privacy concern.

Facebook isn't able to see your WhatsApp messages after all

GETTY WhatsApp has denied accusations of over-sharingWhatsApp has assured its users that it is not putting their data at risk by over-sharing information with Facebook.In a statement to an Indian court, the popular messaging app hit back at claims it was endangering users privacy by sharing data with its parent company.The company was facing a charge that the move would "severely compromise the rights of its users and make the privacy rights of users completely vulnerable".

WhatsApp Will Share Personal User Information with Facebook and Make It Public?

Claim: WhatsApp will share personal user information with Facebook, who will make it publicly available.FalseExample: [Collected via e-mail, 15 September 2016]I have heard that Whatsapp will be giving user information to Facebook who will make it public.Is this true?

WhatsApp Can't Be Safe; It Shares Your Phone Number With Facebook

WhatsApp, the popular messaging app owned by Facebook claims to offer data-encryption of the highest order.Yet they still admit to be sharing vital user information with Facebook in the form of your phone number.Yes, phone number.