The deadline for customers to agree to WhatsApp's new Terms of Service and Privacy Policy expires on the 15th of this month. WhatsApp's FAQ page specifies what will happen to the account after that. Whatsapp latest news privacy: The account will not be lost but will be useless.
WhatsApp, an instant messaging app running under Facebook, is set to allow customers to agree to their new terms of service and privacy policy by the 15th of this month. WhatsApp has extended the deadline to May 15 amid widespread publicity and protests that the new proposals, introduced in January, are designed to pass on personal information to Facebook. "We are extending the deadline for customers to review and approve the new terms," WhatsApp said in a blog post in January.
WhatsApp recently revealed that those who do not agree to the new terms will not lose their account after May 15. "We will continue to make consumers aware of the need to accept the new terms in the coming weeks," WhatsApp said. Whatsapp latest news privacy: The account will not be lost but will be useless
More information is available on WhatsApp's FAQ page. This morning, after May 15, you will occasionally see a notification asking you to accept the terms and conditions when you first open WhatsApp. After a few weeks, the rate at which this notification is displayed will increase again (short that is almost disgusting).
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