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Meta, WhatsApp win relief
WhatsApp wins reprieve in India over sharing user data with Meta
An Indian tribunal on Thursday suspended restrictions that would have barred WhatsApp from sharing user data with its parent company Meta, delivering a An Indian tribunal has suspended restrictions that would have barred WhatsApp from sharing user data with Meta.
Meta, WhatsApp Win Relief as India Tribunal Suspends Data Sharing Ban
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - An Indian tribunal temporarily suspended a five-year data sharing ban between WhatsApp and owner Meta Platforms, a major relief for the U.S. giant which had warned its advertising business will be affected.
Meta gets interim relief from Indian court in WhatsApp data-sharing case
Meta Platforms, the parent company of WhatsApp, has secured interim relief from India’s National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), which stayed the five-year ban imposed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) on WhatsApp’s data-sharing practices.
Temporary Legal Relief for Meta in WhatsApp Data Privacy Dispute in India
Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, has been granted temporary relief in the ongoing data-sharing dispute in India. The case centers around concerns over user privacy and WhatsApp’s updated data-sharing policies.
Indian court suspends WhatsApp data-sharing ban with Meta
WhatsApp can resume data sharing with Meta after an Indian court temporarily lifts a five-year ban over antitrust concerns.
India tribunal suspends antitrust ban on WhatsApp-Meta data sharing
An Indian appeals tribunal on Thursday put on hold the antitrust authority's five-year data sharing ban between WhatsApp and owner Meta Platforms' other applications such as Facebook and Instagram for advertising purposes.
Meta Secures Temporary Reprieve in India Over WhatsApp Data Sharing Ban
Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, has won a temporary reprieve in India, a critical market for the tech giant. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has suspended restrictions that would have prevented WhatsApp from sharing user data with Meta.
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Exclusive: Meta warns India antitrust ruling could force roll back of features, hurt business
Meta may have to "roll back or pause" some features in India due to an antitrust directive which banned its WhatsApp ...
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Meta India apologises for Zuckerberg’s remark on India elections; Nishikant Dubey says issue now ‘closed’
Meta India VP apologizes for Mark Zuckerberg's incorrect remarks on India's 2024 elections, debunked by Union Minister ...
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India’s Fact-Checkers React to Meta’s Policy Change
When Mark Zuckerberg suddenly abandoned his company’s third-party fact-checking program, I checked in with my old ...
techtimes
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Meta's Oops Moment: Facebook Parent's Firm Apologizes for Zuckerberg's India Election Error
Mark Zuckerberg's claim about India's 2024 elections triggers backlash, with Meta issuing an apology and Indian leaders ...
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'True for several countries BUT not India': Meta apologises for Zuckerberg's 'incumbents' remark
Meta has apologised to India for CEO Mark Zuckerberg's claim that incumbents lost elections globally post-Covid, which was ...
newsbytesapp.com
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India: Meta may pause some features due to antitrust ruling
US tech giant Meta Platforms Inc has warned it may have to "roll back or pause" some features in India. The move comes in ...
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Meta to spend up to $65 bln this year to power AI goals, Zuckerberg says
Meta Platforms plans to spend between $60 billion and $65 billion this year to build out AI infrastructure, CEO Mark ...
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Meta wins partial victory in CCI antitrust case over 2021 WhatsApp privacy policy
A tribunal court set aside a CCI directive that prohibited WhatsApp from sharing user data with Meta-owned platforms for five years.
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