The Supreme Court of India has strongly criticized Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, over its user data sharing practices.
The court made it clear that citizens’ privacy is a fundamental right and cannot be exploited for commercial gain.
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Justice Suryakant questioned whether ordinary users, including economically weaker sections, can truly understand complex data sharing terms and opt-out options. The court observed that people have become dependent on apps like WhatsApp, and such dependency should not be misused.
The Supreme Court clearly stated that if international companies cannot follow Indian laws and regulations, they should not operate in India.
This case highlights the importance of data protection, digital rights, and user privacy in the age of social media and messaging apps.
📌 This video explains:
• Supreme Court’s remarks on WhatsApp data sharing
• What CJI said about opt-out and user consent
• Why privacy is a fundamental right
• What this means for common WhatsApp users in India
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