You just press a green button and will get all the information.
Where is the green button?
What information will you get?
Have become impatient. In this rage, many people do their huge loss.
Friends, every green button does not bring greenery. Can also shock.
Yes guys, you are thinking in the right direction now. I am talking about the green button that WhatsApp is showing us nowadays.
WhatsApp has sent this notification to 200 million users worldwide. It is possible that you too have got it and if you have not got it, you will get it soon.
Yes, in this notification you have to click the green button and WhatsApp will get all the information.
What does all information mean?
Your phone book, your gallery, your messages, your call details, your status, your location, your transactions and all the information of your hardware.
By clicking the green button, not only are you going to give access to all the data to WhatsApp, but you are also going to serve the permission to use it in any way.
WhatsApp is about to share this data with its parent company Facebook, as well as can sell the data to another third party as well.
What harm can we get from this data sharing?
What’s in WhatsApp notification?
What misuse of our information can companies do?
Apart from clicking on the green button, what option is available to us?
What is the legal aspect of this mess?
Friends, we all know that nothing is found free in the market. We have to pay the cost of everything directly or indirectly. Nevertheless, we are attracted by seeing the offer of ‘FREE’, and do not understand that the company is using us as a product by showing the offer.
WhatsApp is going to do something similar with us now.
WhatsApp has made a big change in its privacy policy and our consent is being sought by notification of the same.
Same notification must also have come to you.
It is said in this notification,
You have to AGREE the terms of this notification by 8 February 2021. Must hit the green button.
If you do not do this, your WhatsApp account will be closed.
According to the terms of the notification, WhatsApp will share your data with its parent company Facebook and Facebook will use it for the promotion of advertisers. If Facebook wants, it can share this data with its associated third parties as well.
At the time of launch in 2009, WhatsApp promised us that it would give its messaging and call services free. That is why the popularity of WhatsApp has grown so fast. Today there are 400 million Indian users.
WhatsApp has become such an important part of our life that we have become dependent on it for every communication, for socializing, for entertainment and now for payments too.
Now notices of police and summons of court are also coming on WhatsApp and are being accepted legally.
Friends, it is not necessary that your information will be shared only if you are a Facebook user. Even if you are not a Facebook user, even then your information will be shared out.
Now let’s understand after all what they will be doing with this information.
Yes, WhatsApp has said that it will not show any Advertisements directly to you, but in the future it will be able to change its privacy policy. But there is no restriction on those with whom information will be shared.
Friends, WhatsApp has given us time till 8 February 2021 to AGREE these terms. That is to click on the green button. If you do not AGREE it till 8 February 2021, then your WhatsApp account will be deleted.
What option do we have?
We have only one solution to this problem
Before your account is deleted, you delete it yourself.
At present, there is no such system in any law of our country that WhatsApp can be stopped from it. We need a good law that can control these foreign companies and at least an Indian platform on which we can rely on for services.
At least its server should be in India and be data protected. However, the sources are saying that the government is monitoring the matter.
Telegram and Signal messaging Apps are being named as Alternate. But before you switch to any of these platforms, check out for privacy policy.
