Whatsapp on Delhi Court| WhatsApp told the Delhi High Court – has voluntarily put a ban on the privacy policy. WhatsApp Informs Delhi HC they have voluntarily put the updated privacy policy on hold.

New DelhiWhatsApp has said a big thing in the Delhi High Court. The company has said that it has voluntarily suspended the privacy policy. Not only this, WhatsApp told the court that till the time the data protection bill is not implemented, it will not force customers to choose a new privacy policy nor will any restrictions be imposed on customers who do not follow the policy.

Company bid – will follow the laws

Whatsapp has told the Delhi High Court that it has voluntarily halted the implementation of its new privacy policy until the Data Protection Bill comes into force. The company said that it will wait for the law to be passed in Parliament and for the time being WhatsApp will follow the laws. The company said that till the time the bill is implemented, users will continue to get pop up updates.

Harish Salve appeared on behalf of the company

Senior advocate Harish Salve appeared for WhatsApp. Salve said that despite this, WhatsApp will continue to offer the option of updates to its users. The court is hearing appeals by Facebook and its subsidiary WhatsApp against a single bench order refusing to stay the Competition Commission of India’s (CCI) order of inquiry into WhatsApp’s new privacy policy. .