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 NEW YORK (Web Desk) - WhatsApp, the leading social and messaging mobile application, has come under fire these days due to a change in privacy policy. Explained and assured that they will not be affected by the new policy and their data will not be provided to anyone.

He explained in a detailed statement on Twitter, which was also retweeted by WhatsApp.

"Due to end-to-end encryption, neither we nor Facebook can see your private messages or calls. We are committed to providing this technology and defending it globally," he said in a series of tweets on Twitter.

"We have updated our policy for transparency and better explains the People to Business Optional features, which we wrote in October, including the commerce in the WhatsApp," he said. What was.

He said that not everyone knows how common WhatsApp messages of businesses are in many countries, in fact more than 170 million people message a single business account every day and many want to do so.

"We have privacy competition with others, which is great for the world. People have a choice about how they want to communicate and they have confidence that no one else sees their chats," he said. Maybe, some people, including some governments, don't agree.

Keep in mind that notifications of WhatsApp's new policy have now reached users around the world.

The notification includes key updates that will increase the company's authority over user data and allow businesses to store and manage WhatsApp chats using Facebook's services. WhatsApp on Facebook The app will be able to connect to your other services.

It is to be noted that WhatsApp recently sent a message to all users regarding the privacy policy with which the users had to agree. The company said that if the user does not agree with the new privacy policy, 9 His WhatsApp account will be blocked after February.

Consumers have expressed serious concerns over WhatsApp's new privacy policy, as the company will now share all important user data with Facebook and other third parties. Provide other information to Facebook or any third party, including chats, calls, Wi-Fi and other connected numbers, buying and selling.