The deadline for accepting the updated WhatsApp Privacy Policy has been extended to May 15. Yesterday, WhatsApp informed that if a user does not accept the updated Privacy Policy, his account will not be deleted. And then the question comes to the minds of many users, so what will be done? According to WhatsApp, if users do not follow the updated Privacy Policy, their accounts will not be deleted, but they will not receive many features. This means that even if the account is inactive, WhatsApp users will not be able to use most features. In addition, the company has announced that they will continue to provide reminders to users via WhatsApp, the updated Privacy Policy.
A WhatsApp spokesman told Android Central, "Users who do not comply with the new privacy policy will have their account restricted to multiple operations." Now the question is, what features users who do not accept this updated WhatsApp privacy policy will not get? The biggest thing is, they can't access the chat list. At the same time you will not be able to accept voice and video calls again. However, WhatsApp will later allow them to back up voice calls or video calls as well. There will also be notifications for those users on WhatsApp. But users cannot read messages whenever they open them.
However, this will only last a few weeks. Because, eventually incoming calls or notifications from WhatsApp users, especially all services will be turned off. This means that in order to keep all aspects of your WhatsApp account running, you must comply with the updated company privacy policy. Because, if you can’t see the conversation and if you can’t get a voice call or a video call, then what’s the point of keeping a WhatsApp account active? After all, WhatsApp requires users to think twice before accepting an updated privacy policy. Already, the WhatsApp deadline for implementing this updated privacy policy has been postponed from February 8 to May 15.
Over the past few months, WhatsApp has taken the form of a privacy policy more than once. Since the beginning of this year, many people have left WhatsApp and are flooding into other instant messaging platforms such as Signal or Telegram to create negative comments about this privacy policy. WhatsApp has lost many users even in India. And to put an end to that misconception, WhatsApp is also being advertised in many of the best-known places in India. WhatsApp has made it clear that this privacy policy is not for general users. Instead, for those who use a business account to chat, their information will be shared on Facebook for the convenience of the business.
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