WhatsApp May Soon Let You Edit and Delete Sent Messages
Even if they've already been read.
Even if they've already been read.
So prepare yourself for an almighty headache this Christmas.
Still no clear explanation on what the data would be used for.
On Android.
Life is complete.
This marks the first time a privacy watchdog has waded into the debate.
Let's be thankful that doesn't happen here, or we'd all have rather long criminal records.
Bad news for people with friends who won't shut up.
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They're not happy about the promises Facebook made when it bought WhatsApp back in 2014.
Because nobody wants to be force-fed nasty ad soup.
WhatsApp won’t say, but Facebook revealed a few tidbits.
It was going to happen soon enough: WhatsApp will now start sharing user data with the company that owns it.
Though you don't need to be too alarmed.
I can’t think of a better way to waste a bit of office time towards the end of the day.
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