WhatsApp has announced an updated privacy agreement to be approved for continued use of the application by February 8. This was reported by Haber Global. It is said that WhatsApp wants to make it easier for people to shop without the application and get support from businesses:
We are updating our privacy policy to increase transparency and help businesses communicate with their customers via WhatsApp. In this way, businesses will be able to get reliable hosting through our parent company Facebook.
"This update does not change WhatsApp's ability to share information with Facebook, nor does it affect people's ability to communicate privately with friends or family anywhere in the world."
It is noted that conversations and messages with your friends and family on WhatsApp are encrypted. Encryption allows information to be read and listened to only by you and the person you are talking to. Third parties can't even view this content on WhatsApp or Facebook.