WhatsApp alerted its billions of users of an update to its privacy policy, where the new terms must be accepted if users wish to keep using the popular messaging application. The new terms, however, had multiple repercussions, as privacy advocates, technology experts, and users claimed the privacy revisions were a violation of their fundamental right to privacy. WhatsApp’s response was that the changes were necessary to help it integrate better with other Facebook products, but amid the backlash of users leaving the app for rival services, the acceptance date of the new terms was pushed back by three months.… Read More Is the Price of WhatsApp’s Free Services Worth Risking Our Fundamental Constitutional Privacy Rights?