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Tuesday, April 13, 2021

German regulator acts to halt 'illegal' WhatsApp data collection
Technology

German regulator acts to halt 'illegal' WhatsApp data collection

  • "We have reason to believe that the data sharing policy between WhatsApp and Facebook is being impermissibly enforced due to the lack of voluntary and informed consent," said Hamburg's data protection officer Johannes Caspar.
  • "To be clear, by accepting WhatsApp's updated terms of service, users are not agreeing to any expansion in our ability to share data with Facebook, and the update does not impact the privacy of their messages with friends or family."
Published 13 Apr, 2021 07:10pm
Facebook oversight board widens scope to rule on content left up on platform
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Facebook oversight board widens scope to rule on content left up on platform

  • The board was created by Facebook Inc in response to criticism of its handling of problematic content, but has been faulted by researchers and civil rights groups for its limited remit.
  • In the coming weeks, the oversight board is also expected to decide whether to uphold Facebook's indefinite suspension of former US President Donald Trump, imposed after the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riot.
Published 13 Apr, 2021 05:36pm