The world’s biggest cross-platform messaging app updates its “Privacy Policy,” and the Facebook-owned VOIP service has started a new controversy. WhatsApp affirms their new privacy policy better explains its data practices, including the data they scrutinize to provide services to users.
- WhatsApp has announced a new privacy policy through which it will share user’s data with Facebook and other companies.
- Sharing data with its parent company can improve other Facebook services such as friend suggestions, personalizing features, content, etc.
- But, WhatsApp is taking more than what needs to be taken for better service.