WhatsApp it is the largest messaging application in the whole world, and this also brings some problems because new important changes announced for everyone also bring something thought impossible. More precisely, those from WhatsApp announced a few weeks ago that they want to impose a new series of changes in the phone application that would allow it to more easily transfer people's data, and would also allow the easier display of promotional messages, and not no more.
WhatsApp obliges all its users to accept the new terms and conditions of use of its applications by May 15, otherwise it will restrict their access to the application until they do so. This decision by those from WhatsApp brought a lot of headaches for the company, and the government of India wants a change that was thought impossible by many, but which could be imposed in the end, more precisely the tracking of messages that are sent through platform.
WhatsApp: Change Believed to be IMPOSSIBLE in All Phones
WhatsApp says that he cannot detect now where a message that misinforms, incites hatred, etc. started, but the Indian government requires that an alphanumeric code be attached to every message sent through the platform. This code would allow those at WhatsApp to detect where a false message originates so that you could tell the Indian government who started a disinformation campaign, all without people's messages being actually intercepted by the platform.
WhatsApp was warned that if it does not implement a tracking solution for the initiators of some message chains sent through its platform, it risks having the entire platform blocked in India. The solution with this alphanumeric code is only the latest proposal of the Indian government for WhatsApp in the idea of solving the dispute in which the two parties are caught, but if the Americans will agree to do this there, then they will have to do it everywhere in the world, for as other countries will demand the same thing.
WhatsApp he has not yet commented on the new solution proposed by the Indian government for this problem, but most likely information will come regarding the opportunity of its use.
