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WhatsApp Deletes 6.8 Million Scam Accounts To Fight Fake Job And Investment Offers
Meta is also testing new features that may warn users before they respond to unknown contacts in one-on-one chats.
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WhatsApp Working on Logout Option for Primary Phones on Latest Beta Release: Report
WhatsApp could soon introduce a logout feature for primary devices, according to details spotted in a recent teardown. This new functionality would offer users greater flexibility, allowing them to temporarily stop using the messaging platform or switch accounts without deleting app data.
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WhatsApp Extends Deadline for Accepting Updated Privacy Policy Till June 19 in Some Regions: Report
WhatsApp seems to have extended its privacy policy acceptance date till June 19, 2021 in Germany, Argentina, and other regions. The Facebook-owned messaging service had given May 15 as the ultimatum for accepting the updated privacy policy but did not take any action for people who did not accept the terms.
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WhatsApp's New Privacy Policy: Should You Accept It?
All WhatsApp users will start receiving the privacy update prompt, and either they have to accept it or risk losing its key features.
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WhatsApp Users Must Accept Updated Terms of Service in 2021, or ‘Delete Account’: Report
WhatsApp users may have to delete their accounts and lose access to the popular messaging app if they don’t accept the update Terms of Service in the coming year, as per a report. The new privacy rules will come into effect on February 8, 2021.
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WhatsApp Android Beta Tips Tweaks to Upcoming Animated Stickers, Delete Messages, Account Transfer Features
The latest WhatsApp beta version 2.20.14 for Android brings to light a host of new tweaks. WABetaInfo uncovers that WhatsApp has added a small play icon next to the packs that are animated to enable the user to differentiate between non-animated and animated packs.
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Why WhatsApp Co-Founder Asked Students To Delete Facebook Accounts
Speaking publicly about his differences with Facebook, WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton urged Stanford University students to delete their Facebook accounts, as he explained his reasons for selling the app to Mark Zuckerberg in the first place.
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WhatsApp Co-Founder Brian Acton Urges Deleting Facebook Accounts
Brian Acton urged Stanford University students to delete their Facebook accounts, as he explained his reasons for selling the app to Mark Zuckerberg in the first place.
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How to Delete WhatsApp Account
Follow these steps to permanently delete WhatsApp from your iPhone, Android phone, and other devices, and even installing WhatsApp will not burden you with the old data and WhatsApp groups.
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WhatsApp Can't Share Data With Facebook Collected Before Sep 25: High Court
Instant messaging platform WhatsApp has been asked by the Delhi High Court to not share user information existing up to September 25 with its parent Facebook when its new privacy policy comes into effect.
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User Information Unavailable After Account Deletion: WhatsApp Tells Delhi High Court
Social networking platform WhatsApp today told Delhi High Court that on deletion of user account, the information of that person is no longer retained on its servers.
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WhatsApp Tells Delhi High Court Its New Policy Doesn't Infringe on User Privacy
When a user deletes their WhatsApp account, the information of that person is no longer retained on its servers, it said.
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WhatsApp Deletes 6.8 Million Scam Accounts To Fight Fake Job And Investment Offers
Meta is also testing new features that may warn users before they respond to unknown contacts in one-on-one chats.
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WhatsApp Working on Logout Option for Primary Phones on Latest Beta Release: Report
WhatsApp could soon introduce a logout feature for primary devices, according to details spotted in a recent teardown. This new functionality would offer users greater flexibility, allowing them to temporarily stop using the messaging platform or switch accounts without deleting app data.
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WhatsApp Extends Deadline for Accepting Updated Privacy Policy Till June 19 in Some Regions: Report
WhatsApp seems to have extended its privacy policy acceptance date till June 19, 2021 in Germany, Argentina, and other regions. The Facebook-owned messaging service had given May 15 as the ultimatum for accepting the updated privacy policy but did not take any action for people who did not accept the terms.
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WhatsApp's New Privacy Policy: Should You Accept It?
All WhatsApp users will start receiving the privacy update prompt, and either they have to accept it or risk losing its key features.
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WhatsApp Users Must Accept Updated Terms of Service in 2021, or ‘Delete Account’: Report
WhatsApp users may have to delete their accounts and lose access to the popular messaging app if they don’t accept the update Terms of Service in the coming year, as per a report. The new privacy rules will come into effect on February 8, 2021.
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WhatsApp Android Beta Tips Tweaks to Upcoming Animated Stickers, Delete Messages, Account Transfer Features
The latest WhatsApp beta version 2.20.14 for Android brings to light a host of new tweaks. WABetaInfo uncovers that WhatsApp has added a small play icon next to the packs that are animated to enable the user to differentiate between non-animated and animated packs.
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Why WhatsApp Co-Founder Asked Students To Delete Facebook Accounts
Speaking publicly about his differences with Facebook, WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton urged Stanford University students to delete their Facebook accounts, as he explained his reasons for selling the app to Mark Zuckerberg in the first place.
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WhatsApp Co-Founder Brian Acton Urges Deleting Facebook Accounts
Brian Acton urged Stanford University students to delete their Facebook accounts, as he explained his reasons for selling the app to Mark Zuckerberg in the first place.
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How to Delete WhatsApp Account
Follow these steps to permanently delete WhatsApp from your iPhone, Android phone, and other devices, and even installing WhatsApp will not burden you with the old data and WhatsApp groups.
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WhatsApp Can't Share Data With Facebook Collected Before Sep 25: High Court
Instant messaging platform WhatsApp has been asked by the Delhi High Court to not share user information existing up to September 25 with its parent Facebook when its new privacy policy comes into effect.
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User Information Unavailable After Account Deletion: WhatsApp Tells Delhi High Court
Social networking platform WhatsApp today told Delhi High Court that on deletion of user account, the information of that person is no longer retained on its servers.
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WhatsApp Tells Delhi High Court Its New Policy Doesn't Infringe on User Privacy
When a user deletes their WhatsApp account, the information of that person is no longer retained on its servers, it said.
