WhatsApp new policy

A German privacy regulator is pursuing an administrative order to stop WhatsApp from collecting user data

WhatsApp and Facebook cannot see content being shared amongst users

WhatsApp said it will go ahead with its controversial privacy policy update

WhatsApp's new privacy update has sparked a global outcry and sent users to rival apps Telegram and Signal

Signal gained 7.5 million users globally, according to figures shared by the UK parliament’s home affairs committee

Demand for rival applications such as Signal and Telegram surged on privacy concerns

With 400 million users in India, WhatsApp has big plans for the country’s growing digital payments space

Signal has seen a rise in downloads following a change in WhatsApp’s privacy terms

WhatsApp is delaying an update aimed at increasing business transactions on the platform

Signal was the most downloaded free app in India on both Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android outpacing WhatsApp

Signal was downloaded by 17.8 million users over the past seven days

WhatsApp clarified concerns of users and privacy activists who questioned the “accept our data grab or get out” move

About 810,000 users globally installed Signal on Sunday

Starting from February 8th WhatsApp will be collecting and sharing user data including location data