In January, WhatsApp introduced its controversial privacy policy change with a pop-up in the ... Telegram’s download growth in the same period was 98%, and the app recorded 161 million installs.

Again, the Facebook-owned company reassured the public that the policy change does not affect the privacy of their messages in any way, and instead, it would change the business side of WhatsApp ...

Rather than change the policy that sparked the controversy, WhatsApp instead moved the deadline ... Here’s what’s new and how to download the update. Julian Chokkattu Google Is Using On ...

WhatsApp which is owned by Facebook has a user base of more than 2 billion, and in a surprise move, updated its privacy policy that stirred ... users should only download apps from companies ...

WhatsApp’s tone in this redo of its policy change is somewhat apologetic ... Pierce designed to tell you everything you need to download, watch, read, listen to, and explore that fits in ...

WhatsApp clearly isn't messing around with getting its users to agree to this update. Credit: NurPhoto via Getty Images A reminder to all WhatsApp users: The company's updated privacy policy will ...

Having millions of people download competing apps is one ... before completely abandoning the service. WhatsApp’s privacy policy change will go live on May 15th. Chris Smith has been covering ...

WhatsApp tells The Verge the policy ... policy change, now going into effect on May 15th. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you everything you need to download, watch, read ...

Rather than change its course ... users will be able to do is to download their data and leave WhatsApp. Alternatively, they can also accept the new privacy policy to return to Facebook's good ...

It follows a disastrous first attempt that saw millions of users download ... people message a WhatsApp Business account every day, and this number is growing. So the policy change affects a ...

receiving a boost from a controversial and misunderstood privacy policy change that threatened to cut WhatsApp users off if they do not agree to the new privacy policy. Despite the backlash ...