WhatsApp has been under criticism for the past few days due to its new privacy policy. Actually, under this new policy of the company, the data of users is going to be shared with Facebook, this new policy is going to be implemented from February 8. However, due to this new move of the company, WhatsApp is also facing a lot of loss, a large number of users are leaving WhatsApp and resorting to other messaging platforms like Signal and Telegram etc. But now it seems that the company is stepping back in view of the increasing losses. Yes, according to the latest information, WhatsApp will not share the data of users of the European region with Facebook. This information has been given by Niamh Sweeney, the WhatsApp Policy Director of Europe himself.

Niamh Sweeney Tweet It was informed through WhatsApp that the data of users of the European region will not be shared with Facebook. He said that even after this update, there will be no change in WhatsApp’s data sharing practice in Europe. WhatsApp will not share European region WhatsApp user data with Facebook to improve its products or ads.

Let us tell you, WhatsApp on Tuesday issued a clarification regarding its privacy policy update. Facebook’s parent messaging service WhatsApp said in a statement that the recent changes to its policy will not affect the privacy of your messages with friends or family members. WhatsApp said that there are many false rumors going on in the market regarding the privacy of users on its platform, which is not true at all. The company said that it denies all these rumors and will continue to keep users’ private messages secure through end-to-end encryption.

It is worth noting that WhatsApp has made changes in its privacy policy. Its information is being given to all the users through the app. Facebook-owned instant messaging app WhatsApp has given users till February 8 to accept the new policy. The thing to keep in mind is that if a user does not accept this policy, then his account will be deleted. The policy has been updated for both Android and iOS platforms.