[LISTEN] Why WhatsApp is updating its policy
Messaging service WhatsApp has updated its terms and conditions section.
The changes will officially come into effect from 8 February.
On Wednesday, WhatsApp said users will have to agree to let Facebook and its subsidiaries collect WhatsApp data and more.
Strategy Works Consulting CEO Steven Ambrose explains.
I think people are utterly and completely overreacting to a standard request.
Steven Ambrose, CEO - Strategy Works Consulting
They are pushing very hard to push WhatsApp into the business world.
Steven Ambrose, CEO - Strategy Works Consulting
All WhatsApp messages are encrypted, they don't have the key.
Steven Ambrose, CEO - Strategy Works Consulting
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