The Supreme Court of India has sharply questioned the privacy policy of WhatsApp and its parent company Meta Platforms, raising concerns about how user data is collected and shared. The core issue ...

New Delhi | The Supreme Court on Monday deferred to February 23 pleas of Meta Platforms Inc and WhatsApp against a Competition Commission of India (CCI) order imposing a penalty of Rs 213.14 crore ...

The protests made the messaging app reconsider a bit, and the deadline to make the acceptance of the new policies mandatory until May. Otherwise, they threatened, users who refused to give their 'ok' ...

WhatsApp told the Supreme Court (SC) during a hearing today that it will withdraw its interim application challenging NCLAT' order Meta's counsel told the bench that it would no longer press its ...

Tomorrow is the deadline to for those deciding whether or not to accept WhatsApp's privacy policy. Since the measure was announced at the beginning of this year, endless doubts have arisen among users ...

A new lawsuit claims that Meta's WhatsApp — the popular messaging platform — has made misleading privacy claims about the app. The lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco alleges ...

A WhatsApp privacy flaw can allow anyone to view your photos without unlocking your phone. The flaw lies in WhatsApp’s “create with AI” feature, which seems to bypass lock screen restrictions. It has ...

In this blog post, author M.M. Sharma shares his insight and overview of the NCLAT’s November 2025 ruling largely upholding the Competition Commission of India’s ...