DONT USE WHATSAPP SAYS GERMANY’S DATA CHIEF

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• Responding to the allegations, WhatsApp has stated that messaging service doesn’t forward any user data to Facebook

• WhatsApp spokesman said that as the messages are encrypted throughout by default, they can’t be read by anyone except the person sending or receiving them.

Amid concerns of misuse of the data, Germany’s data privacy chief has asked federal bodies not to use ....

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DONT USE WHATSAPP SAYS GERMANY’S DATA CHIEF

Published On 18 May 2020 10:43 AM

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