Zac Doffman at Forbes also commented, “This isn’t about WhatsApp sharing any more of your general data with Facebook than it does already, this is about using your data and your engagement with its platform to enable shopping and other business services, to provide a platform where businesses can communicate with you and sell to you, all for a price they will pay to WhatsApp.” There were already eyebrows raised over WhatsApp’s limited privacy settings, in fact, “data from the US National Vulnerability Database, a US government repository of flaws, disclosed 12 vulnerabilities in 2019-seven of which were classified as “critical.” (WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook back in 2014). What are the new WhatsApp policy changes? In short, WhatsApp’s data collection was the first marker for uproar and now in 2021, they are forcing upon their users totally new terms of service that require them to share their data with Facebook. For example, an overflow of irrelevant and distracting information or product crashes.Īnd with WhatsApp having announced new privacy changes that took effect in February 2021, its 2 billion users – especially those who rely on WhatsApp for business communications – are looking to make the switch to a better, safer solution.
However, a lot of managers and employees are raising concerns about the difficulties of using the app for organizational purposes. These reasons alone made it attractive to business owners to use the solution as their primary work chat.
In the last decade, many organizations worldwide have turned to WhatsApp as their primary internal communication tool.
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