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‘Deferring deadline does not absolve WhatsApp’: Modi govt again gives stern warning over privacy policy
Earlier, WhatsApp had announced that its new controversial privacy policy has been deferred and it wont come into effect on May 15th.
Arvind Kejriwal govt expels 7 journalists from Whatsapp group after report critical of govt handling of oxygen crisis, senior journalists keep mum
The Arvind Kejriwal government has been the darling of the media for a long time but it seems to want absolute devotion
Delhi Police refutes allegations that it is clamping down on ‘volunteers who are amplifying resource information’ on COVID crisis
Copy-paste toolkit gang and social media influencers come together to spread falsehood about Delhi Police amid coronavirus pandemic
Competition Commission of India orders probe into new privacy policy of WhatsApp, says it is ‘abuse of dominance’
The Commission has directed the Director General to initiate a probe against WhatsApp under Section 26(1) of Competition Act
Dehradun: Congress leader Azad Ali arrested for sexually harassing a female bank manager
The woman, a bank manager, had complained that she had communicated with Ali about an insurance policy and Ali had been sending obscene and abusive messages to her on WhatsApp.
Govt of India pulls up Wall Street Journal for spreading fake news regarding jailing Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter employees
The government put on record serious displeasure on the lopsided and fictional reportage by Wall Street Journal on this issue.
WhatsApp testing shorter time for automatically disappearing messages: Report
Disappearing messages on WhatsApp stay for seven days. soon the users may select shorter time frame
Don’t fall for propaganda! WhatsApp will not have to breach end-to-end-encryption to follow the new IT guidelines
We're all well aware that the Govt of India has recently notified the new Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021
Encryption vs Compliance: The new IT Act guidelines put messaging services like WhatsApp in a tight situation
To comply with the new IT Act guidelines, services like WhatsApp will have to break its famous end-to-end encryption
WhatsApp says users not accepting the new privacy policy will start to lose access from May 15: Report
In case users do not comply with Whatsapp's new policies, for a short duration they would be able to receive calls and notification, but they won't be able to read or send messages from the app from May 15 onwards.
