There is no WhatsApp stop, really Facebook, to change its privacy policy despite the immense reaction of its own users as well as privacy lawyers. The bottom line remains that if you want to continue using WhatsApp, you will need to agree to share some of your data with Facebook, despite WhatsApp is praising its privacy operations. However, you will not immediately lose your access to your account after the deadline of May 15 if you do not accept this policy, but you will see you slowly for service until you do it.
At the origin planned earlier this year, WhatsApp decided to delay the implementation of its controversial privacy policy change until most of its users are already used to the idea. Rather than changing Cap, WhatsApp spent this time notifying users of its changes, at least users who have not moved to new meter-time messaging services.
WhatsApp will rather limit the functionality that users will have access until they accept the new privacy policy. In the beginning, users will not be able to access their discussion lists, but they can still access certain basic features. They will always be able to receive incoming phone calls and video calls and they will be able to respond to messages of notifications.
After a few weeks, however, WhatsApp will completely remove these functions and cease to send user calls or messages. The only thing that users can do is download their data and exit WhatsApp. Alternatively, they can also accept the new privacy policy to return to good graces from Facebook.
WhatsApp clarifies that it will not delete user accounts simply because they do not accept this privacy policy. This stated, he warns the users that he has a separate policy that will automatically delete inactive accounts after 120 days.
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