The messaging app WhatsApp said on Friday it had been still discussing the rollout of an update in Turkey, despite an announcement from Turkey's Competition Board speech the update wouldn't be issued. (Use lockdown as an opportunity for growing your career with Digital Marketing Course in Gurgaon)

WhatsApp updated its terms of service in Jan, speech it had been reserving the proper of its owner Facebook and its subsidiaries to gather user knowledge like phone numbers and locations. This triggered a backlash in Turkey and research by the Competition Board.

"It isn't the case that we tend to not shall roll out the update in Turkey. we tend to still discuss the next steps with the relevant authorities and that we stay committed to delivering secure and personal communications for everybody," WhatsApp same.

It same the update failed to expand its ability to share knowledge with Facebook or have an effect on the privacy of private messages with friends or family.

"We still roll out our update step by step around the world and therefore the majority of individuals World Health Organization have received it have accepted," WhatsApp intercalary. (Become Digital marketing expert with digital marketing institute in Gurgaon)

Earlier on Friday, the Competition Board had the same WhatsApp had privy it that the update in question involving knowledge sharing wouldn't be obligatory on any users in Turkey, together with those that already approved it.

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WhatsApp's move had caused several to migrate to different electronic communication apps like Turkey's domestic BiP, a unit of Turkcell, or Signal or wire. (Learn Social Media Marketing with digital marketing training institute Noida)

Turkey's government has obligatory new restrictions and fines on social media corporations since a law was passed in July that it says bolsters native oversight of the foreign corporations. Critics say the law stifles dissent from Turks World Health Organization have captive to online platforms since the govt tightened its grip on thought media.

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