Watch out because WhatsApp is going to share information with Facebook
Today we are going to talk about the news of the information shared by WhatsApp on Facebook . Something that we cannot refuse and if we do, they will delete our account.
The truth is that when Facebook took over WhatsApp services, we already knew that sooner or later, this was going to harm us in some way. And there is no social network in which more data is shared than on Facebook, either with or without our consent.
In this case, it is no longer about Facebook, quite the opposite, it is the most downloaded messaging app in the world and which is found on all mobile devices.
WhatsApp will share data with Facebook:
How well our title indicates, WhatsApp is going to start sharing our information. It is already known by all that Facebook lives on , that is where all our data is found and how to send us happiness that interests us.
It is also true that on many occasions alarms have gone off with this social network, for appropriating our data without our consent. Well, in this case we are going to allow them to do this, because in summary and for all of us to understand, either we accept their new policy, or we will not be able to use the app.
It is likely that many have already missed this message when entering WhatsApp, in which they tell us that as of February 8, 2021, this new privacy policy.
Information that appears when entering the app
Therefore, from that date, if we do not accept, we will not be able to use this messaging app again. But it doesn't end here
All users in Europe will not be affected by this new policy, since the GDPR data protection regulations do not allow make such changes and therefore appropriate this data. This means that if you are from Europe, you do not have to worry about anything, since this new WhatsApp and Facebook policy does not affect that continent at all.
Currently, Facebook does not use your WhatsApp account information to improve experiences with Facebook products or provide you with more relevant ads on the platform. This is the result of discussions with the Irish Data Protection Commission and other European data protection authorities.
