- WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy to show how it shares data with Facebook brands.
- Most of the sharing is meant to help integration and safety.
- It also helps improve behind-the-scenes systems.
Other tie-ins are more vital. They help push “safety, security and integrity,” such as dealing with abuse and spam. They’ll also help WhatsApp improve its infrastructure and delivery systems, and help you understand how both its services and other Facebook products work.
There isn’t much detail in WhatsApp’s new privacy section, but there aren’t any shocking revelations, either. The chat service is outlining functionality you’d likely expect. Still, this is a reminder that WhatsApp is just one part of a larger Facebook ecosystem, and that your data won’t necessarily stay within the service — worth noting, even if your data won’t travel very far.
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