WhatsApp gave this reply on the order to withdraw the privacy policy…

Facebook-owned instant messaging app WhatsApp seems unhappy with the Indian government and similarly the government seems unhappy with the company’s new policy. Actually, the Indian government wants WhatsApp to withdraw its new privacy policy. When the country’s Technology Ministry raised questions on this policy, WhatsApp said on Monday that the privacy of its users is of paramount importance for the company.

According to the report of news agency Reuters, WhatsApp told the IT Ministry on Monday that the company keeps the privacy of its users on top. Let us inform you that the Ministry had sent a letter to WhatsApp on May 18, in which it had asked to withdraw the latest privacy policy of the company. This policy came into effect on May 15. The ministry also said that the government may take legal action against the company.

According to WhatsApp’s statement received by the agency, WhatsApp says that the company has responded to the letter of the Government of India and has assured them that the privacy of users is their top priority. WhatsApp has also said that its update has not brought any change in the privacy of people’s personal messages.

WhatsApp had said earlier this year that users would have to accept all the terms of this new policy by February 8, but due to criticism from users globally, the company’s new business policy focusing on data-sharing has been postponed to this date. was moved forward.