'WhatsApp goes, if asked to break...' Meta's popular messaging platform tells Delhi High Court
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April 26, 2024 / 05:01 PM IST
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In the government of India vs WhatsApp case, the instant messaging platform said that user privacy is paramount for Meta.
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