It has previously said the policy update does not affect privacy of messages with friends and family, as group chats are encrypted and the changes only relate to interactions with businesses. WhatsApp did not respond to a request for comment. It will be heard by the Delhi High Court on Friday. "This type of arbitrary behaviour and browbeating cannot be accepted in a democracy and is completely 'ultra vires' (beyond its powers) and against the fundamental rights as enshrined in the Constitution of India," the petition added. WhatsApp Business Transform Your Business Transform your business Engage audiences, accelerate sales and drive better customer support outcomes on the platform with more than 2 billion users around the world. "WhatsApp has made a mockery out of our fundamental right to privacy," it said. "It virtually gives a 360-degree profile into a person's online activity," lawyer Chaitanya Rohilla said of Whatsapp's new policy in the petition to the Delhi High Court.Ī copy of the petition, seen by Reuters, said Whatsapp was jeopardizing national security by sharing, transmitting and storing user data in another country with the information thus governed by foreign laws.
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