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The Supreme Court of India has strongly criticized WhatsApp's 2021 privacy policy, which allows data sharing with Meta companies for advertising. The court questioned the validity of user consent, ...

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The Supreme Court criticized Meta and WhatsApp for their privacy policy, specifically data sharing practices. The court found the policy manipulative and infringing on citizens' right to privacy, ...

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday (February 3) issued a stern warning to WhatsApp and its parent company Meta over the ...

Supreme Court warns Meta over its messaging app WhatsApp's privacy policy, telling the tech giant it cannot play with the ...

The Supreme Court warned WhatsApp and Meta against exploiting user data, saying privacy cannot be compromised for profit. Hearing appeals over a Rs 213 crore penalty on WhatsApp’s 2021 policy, the ...

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