While the social media giant continues to be plagued with controversies concerning privacy violations, the other services attached to Facebook are also coming under scrutiny. The service has slowly turned into an advertising company that sells data of all users to anyone who is willing to pay big bucks. In recent developments, we have seen Facebook coming under controversies for sharing user data with third-parties without taking any form of consent. Many wondered how Facebook planned to monetize from a service they spent billions of dollars to purchase. Over time, WhatsApp announced that it is canceling its plan to turn into a paid service and users can continue using freely for however long they want to. This notification stated that WhatsApp is free for a limited time and will turn into a paid service when this time period expires. The service is already in use by billions around the globe, and more users are being added to the list with each passing day.Įarly users of WhatsApp will remember a notification they received every time they logged onto the communications platform. WhatsApp was bought by the social media giant, Facebook, in a deal that was worth $19 billion in 2014. How Can WhatsApp Be Dangerous for your Online Privacy? How to Back up Your WhatsApp Chats and Media.What happens when you delete a WhatsApp account?.How to Delete WhatsApp Account on Android.
