Whatsapp's grandfathering: Modi government in action mode on new policy, presentation in High Court
WhatsApp's new privacy policy is to be implemented from May 15. The Center had sought a ban on the implementation of the policy in the Delhi High Court. WhatsApp, a messaging app owned by Facebook, will implement the new policy. If users do not accept WhatsApp's new policy from 15 mm, the app will not run.
Seema Singh, Meghan Singh and Vikram Singh - three applicants. It was argued that the new privacy policy would violate users' privacy. The risk of data leaks will increase. The High Court had sought the Centre's opinion on the issue. The Center, while presenting its case in the Delhi High Court, said it was necessary to ban Whats App's private policy. Data privacy could be compromised if that policy is enforced.
According to the new policy, the data of WhatsApp users can be shared with any third party app owned by Facebook. Its users will not be able to object. WhatsApp had postponed the implementation of the private policy till May due to controversy over the issue. The next hearing on the new private policy issue will now be held in the Delhi High Court on April 30.
Annoying users when Fb, Whatsapp and Instagram servers go down
As the servers of Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram went down, many users not only in India but all over the world have been disturbed by it. People are commenting on this on Twitter.
Even Facebook, Messenger, people are not able to send messages. Also, people's messages cannot go on Whatsapp. However, people's apps are being opened. But the news feeds of Facebook and Instagram are not being refreshed.
The problem in all these apps of Facebook has started from 11:05 pm Indian time. So far no statement has been received from the company in this regard. While some people are also having trouble logging in.
Importantly, Facebook has been down many times before. Sometimes this also happens due to cyber attack but this time no explanation has come up yet.
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