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Huawei is not from U. S., whos the center of the Univers, the God of all countries if not U. S
Can you please add Amazon?
Absolutely. Most people are ordinary people and don't want to think hard about WhatsApp/FB/ConspiracyTheories/etc.I guess that 99.999999% of people that are using whatsapp don't care at all about this warning (me included). THey also have probably a fb account, so whatever...
Sadly, this is the reality. Most people don't give 2 shits.I guess that 99.999999% of people that are using whatsapp don't care at all about this warning (me included). THey also have probably a fb account, so whatever...
Yea, same shit different wrapping..Laughs in European Union
I think I know why, Apple is about to kick their ass, they need more data feed so they can be able to analyze people's messages and other things, to know the type of ads to show you, that's the only thing they can do to safe their self, people send more messages on WhatsApp than Facebook, of they can analyze what people discuss, they can know the.ads to show them. I'm just saying, I don't know if that's the caseIf users don't agree to let Facebook collect their WhatsApp data, they will lose access to the app, which sells itself as a privacy-focused service.
WhatsApp, the encrypted messaging app that sells itself as a privacy-focused service, will start forcing users to share personal data with Facebook, its parent company.
- WhatsApp is changing its terms of service to force users to share personal data, including phone numbers and location, with its parent company Facebook.
- Some critics — including Tesla CEO Elon Musk — have suggested users move to encrypted messaging apps Signal and Telegram.
- A WhatsApp spokesperson told Ars Technica the change was to allow businesses to store WhatsApp chats using Facebook infrastructure.
- The messaging app sells itself as a privacy-focused service.
- Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
In an announcement sent out to users on Wednesday, WhatsApp said users will have to agree to let Facebook and its subsidiaries collect WhatsApp data, including user phone numbers, contacts' phone numbers, location, and more.
If users do not agree by February 8, they will lose access.
Source: https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/whatsapp-forcing-users-to-share-personal-data-facebook-elon-musk-2021-1
Whatsapp alternative > https://www.signal.org
It is already the case. I get ads from brands on Facebook based on what I discussed privately on Whatsapp without even saying anything about them or interacting with those brands on FB. Not even Google.I think I know why, Apple is about to kick their ass, they need more data feed so they can be able to analyze people's messages and other things, to know the type of ads to show you, that's the only thing they can do to safe their self, people send more messages on WhatsApp than Facebook, of they can analyze what people discuss, they can know the.ads to show them. I'm just saying, I don't know if that's the case