Users Will Loose Access Of Whatsapp Account, If Not Agree To Its New Terms And Policies

WhatsApp Users Who Will Not Agree To The New Privacy Rules Will End Up Loosing Their Accounts

New Delhi: Facebook owned messaging app WhatsApp has started sending an in-app notification to its users, targeted for informing them about updating terms and privacy policy.

Users can accept the new changes and policies till February 8, after which they will have to accept or lose access to the app. “WhatsApp is updating its terms and privacy policy,” the in-app notification sent by the platform to Android and iOS read.

New terms and privacy policy will come into effect from February 8, 2021. If you do not accept these policies, you will not be able to use the app. The notification also mentions that users who would prefer to delete their account instead of accepting the new terms can visit the help center for more information.

“Our Services have optional features which, if used by you, require us to collect additional information to provide such features. You will be notified of such a collection, as appropriate. If you choose not to provide the information needed to use a feature, you will be unable to use the feature,” the Facebook-owned messaging app published on its website.

“For example, you cannot share your location with your contacts if you do not permit us to collect your location data from your device. Permissions can be managed through your Settings menu on both Android and iOS devices,” it added.

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