NASA publishes the first color photograph taken by the rover “Perseverance” on Mars

The WhatsApp app is committed to giving its users more time to review the changes it will make to the privacy policy it is adopting, which prompted its earlier announcement that a number of users are applications are looking for alternatives.

In mid-January, WhatsApp announced the three-month postponement of the new privacy policy, which was due to be implemented on February 8, after the outcry over the policy and which prompted many to abandon the application. .

“We understand that some people might try other apps to see what they have to offer,” the developers of WhatsApp said in a statement.

The conditions announced by WhatsApp last month called for the phone number to be shared with other Facebook platforms, in addition to the account photo, user activities, IP address, location, location, its language and a number of other details.

The app developers explained that they would add a banner that “will provide more information for people to read at their own pace (at their convenience).”

They added that the app will share news of its updates with users through the “status” function, through which the user follows the posts of his contacts.

“We’ll start by reminding (users) to read and accept these updates to continue using WhatsApp,” the company said.

WhatsApp is making changes to its policy, including adding a feature that allows users to contact trading companies directly from the app, in order to make specific sales.

The announcement of the feature caused a misunderstanding among many users, who in turn believed that WhatsApp would share their private conversations from Facebook, the app’s parent company.

WhatsApp confirmed in its recent statement that messages between regular users will always remain encrypted so that no third party can access them.

The WhatsApp application in the world has over 2.2 billion users, and therefore it is the largest messaging application in the world, and many have more than one account, and it is a preferred method of communication international and peer-to-peer communication, and its importance increased dramatically after many people were forced to work and study at home.

The WhatsApp application allows sharing of videos, images and files in addition to texts, voice and video calls, and allows the creation of media groups and channels.