WhatsApp
is the most trusted messaging platforms with end-to-end encryption. It stands
in the first place among other messaging apps with 1 billon active users for
month according to a recent survey. WhatsApp has never changed its terms of
service for four years. But the latest changes are making the users little bit
uneasy and in search of alternatives for WhatsApp. That is WhatsApp is going to
share your phone number to its parent company, Facebook, for improving
experiences of services with Facebook and the Facebook Family of Apps.
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| WhatsApp Is Going To Share Phone Numbers To Facebook, No Opting Out Of This |
Many social media platforms users are posting about how users can opt of
this WhatsApp’s new changes, to prevent the messaging platform from sending
their phone numbers to Facebook. It has emerged that though you have chosen not
to share account information under this WhatsApp’s latest policy change, that
does not mean that the messaging service will not share your phone numbers with
Facebook.
According
to recent update of WhatsApp FAQ page shows that ones you have accepted their
updated terms and privacy policy, the phone number as well as the last time you
used their service will be shared to the Facebook and Facebook family of
companies. Your personal information like messages, photos, and account
information, will not be shared on to the Facebook or any of the Facebook
family of apps.
The
WhatsApp on the FAQ page says that sharing your shared information allows them
to coordinate more and improve experiences across of the services between
Facebook and the Facebook family. It also Help them In order to fight spam and
abuse. It allows them in Counting of accurately unique users.
WhatsApp do not allow third-party banner
ads on WhatsApp. But it explores ways for businesses to communicate with each
other like details of transaction, delivery, shipping notification, product and
service updates, and marketing. For example like flight status information, receipts
for something purchased or a notification of delivery, offers for something you
are interested.
But
WhatsApp, In addition says that whenever you use the latest version of the app,
your messages are end-to-end encrypted by default. That is, only you and your person
who is messaging can read them but not WhatsApp, Facebook or any Facebook
family of Apps.
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