WhatsApp decided not too long ago to impose a mandatory measure for all its users around the world, and this brought a huge scandal to the Americans. The scandal in which WhatsApp was involved is based on the fact that it wants to force its users to accept that it sends them global messages, takes over their data, and not only that, but the world is not too willing to offer the company access to everything she wants right now.
WhatsApp he had very big problems because of this change that he wants to impose, and although they have decreased in intensity in the last weeks, here in India they are reappearing more seriously. More precisely, the Indian government has decided to take the WhatsApp company to court because the changes it wants to impose violate the country's legislation, from even more points of view, and so it is asking for a ban on their application, which is surprising from many points of view of sight.
WhatsApp: MANDATORY Measure that Brings a Big Problem
WhatsApp could be banned from launching its changes in India if the authorities manage to obtain this block in court, and this comes as an extremely interesting surprise. The authorities in India are trying to protect people while, in the alternative, they have asked those from WhatsApp to monitor them much more carefully in order to be able to intercept their messages, and possibly discover where certain false information distributed globally originates.
WhatsApp remains serious in the decision to impose these measures for users from all over the world, even from India, even though the government there wants something completely different. How successful WhatsApp will be in protecting its measures in the courts in India is hard to say, but it is as clear as possible that it is not giving up easily, and wants to get as much as it can from this dispute that is taking place in the present moment in many more countries around the globe.
WhatsApp it could still be sued in other countries around the world because of the problems it has in India, but everything depends on the willingness of other countries to block these measures.
