The whammy hit us out of the blue. And it wasn’t even Covid-19 related. Who knew that it’d be WhatsApp and Facebook wanting to cause a stir?

With its new privacy policy changes only a few days away, WhatsApp says users who don't agree to the update will lose out on messaging features.

Urgent WhatsApp update issued for iPhone and Mac users - Some Apple users may have already been exploited in ‘zero-click’ ...

Millions of WhatsApp users are flocking to competing chat services like Signal and Telegram after the company announced changes to the privacy policy. The privacy … ...

WhatsApp Clarifies New Policy After a while, the company has finally clarified the update, specifically what and what the app can't do in hopes of retaining its users.

In January, WhatsApp introduced its controversial privacy policy change with a pop-up in the app. While the outrage made the company delay it for a few months, the updated policy is kicking in ...

WhatsApp’s decision to change its privacy policy causes unease among users Decision prompts many to consider a switch to alternative service providers Expand ...

The recent dustup over the change in WhatsApp’s privacy policy brings into sharp relief the immense differences in analytic rigor between antitrust and privacy, and how this chasm is a serious ...

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