New Delhi: A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court<\/a> seeking an interim stay on the operation of new privacy policy<\/a> of WhatsApp, the applicaton with more than 400 million users in the country. 新德里:请求已经提交最高法院寻找一个临时的操作新的隐私政策WhatsApp,超过4亿用户的应用程序。
The intervention application has been filed by Internet Freedom Foundation<\/a> in the 2017 matter of Karmanya Singh Sareen and others, which was against the 2016 privacy policy of the company. This matter is being heard by the apex court<\/a>.
The petitioner requested the top court to exercise its powers to protect the fundamental right to privacy of over 400 million Indians by staying the implementation of WhatsApp policy<\/a>. The plea contended that it is pertinent to note that WhatsApp has simultaneously issued a separate (and more privacy-respecting) 2021 policy for countries in the European region.
\"The new 2021 Policy has exacerbated the status quo by further expanding the categories of metadata collected by WhatsApp and shared with the Facebook Companies, and by granting third parties such as Facebook access to the actual content of messages shared by users with business accounts on WhatsApp\", said the plea filed through advocate TVS Raghavendra Sreyas.
The organisation has argued that application has been necessitated by the imminent harm which is likely to result from the implementation of WhatsApp's new Privacy Policy scheduled to go into effect on February 8, but reportedly deferred till May 15.
The petitioner said there exists a strong prima facie case that WhatsApp has exploited its established market dominance in India to violate the privacy of its users through expansive data collection and data sharing with Facebook.
The plea contended that WhatsApp cannot be treated like any other private messaging service provider and allowed to engage in predatorial conduct because the Competition Commission of India<\/a> has prima facie found that it holds a dominant position in the relevant market of Over the Top (OTT<\/a>) messaging services for smartphones in India.
The plea contended that a dominant OTT platform such as WhatsApp should not be allowed to function in a manner that forces Indian citizens to waive their fundamental right to privacy.
\"The 2021 Policy provides more details about the usage and log information, device and connection information, and location information collected by WhatsApp, and reveals the highly invasive and granular nature of metadata collected by WhatsApp\", said the plea.
The plea urged the top court to direct WhatsApp to provide an opt-out clause, which was originally present for 30 days when the 2016 Privacy Policy was introduced. \"Such an option will allow users to opt out of the new data collection\/retention\/sharing arrangement that was introduced by WhatsApp in its 2016 Privacy Policy, while continuing to be able to access the service\", added the plea.
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干预应用提出了互联网自由基金会在2017年辛格Karmanya Sareen等,对2016年公司的隐私政策。这件事被听到的顶点法院。
请愿者要求最高法院行使权力的基本隐私权保护超过4亿印度人待的实现WhatsApp政策。相关要注意的抗辩声称WhatsApp同时发布了一个单独的(而且更privacy-respecting) 2021年在欧盟地区政策的国家。
该组织认为,应用程序需要即将实施的危害可能导致WhatsApp的新隐私政策计划在2月8日生效,但据报道,推迟到5月15日。
请愿者说存在一个强大的初步情况,WhatsApp利用其在印度建立了市场主导地位侵犯用户的隐私通过与Facebook的数据收集和数据共享。
请求声称WhatsApp不能被当作其他私人信息服务提供者和允许从事predatorial行为,因为印度竞争委员会已经初步发现,持有相关市场的主导地位在顶部(奥特在印度)信息服务的智能手机。
等答辩认为,主导奥特平台WhatsApp不应该允许函数的方式迫使印度公民放弃基本的隐私权。
“2021年的政策提供了更详细的使用和日志信息,设备和连接的信息,和位置WhatsApp收集的信息,揭示了高度侵袭性和颗粒性质的元数据收集的WhatsApp”,表示认罪。
请求敦促最高法院直接WhatsApp提供一个退出条款,最初出现时30天2016隐私政策。”这一选项将允许用户选择退出的新数据收集/保持/共享安排,WhatsApp在2016年采用了隐私政策,同时继续能够访问服务”,增加了请求。
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New Delhi: A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court<\/a> seeking an interim stay on the operation of new privacy policy<\/a> of WhatsApp, the applicaton with more than 400 million users in the country.
The intervention application has been filed by Internet Freedom Foundation<\/a> in the 2017 matter of Karmanya Singh Sareen and others, which was against the 2016 privacy policy of the company. This matter is being heard by the apex court<\/a>.
The petitioner requested the top court to exercise its powers to protect the fundamental right to privacy of over 400 million Indians by staying the implementation of WhatsApp policy<\/a>. The plea contended that it is pertinent to note that WhatsApp has simultaneously issued a separate (and more privacy-respecting) 2021 policy for countries in the European region.
\"The new 2021 Policy has exacerbated the status quo by further expanding the categories of metadata collected by WhatsApp and shared with the Facebook Companies, and by granting third parties such as Facebook access to the actual content of messages shared by users with business accounts on WhatsApp\", said the plea filed through advocate TVS Raghavendra Sreyas.
The organisation has argued that application has been necessitated by the imminent harm which is likely to result from the implementation of WhatsApp's new Privacy Policy scheduled to go into effect on February 8, but reportedly deferred till May 15.
The petitioner said there exists a strong prima facie case that WhatsApp has exploited its established market dominance in India to violate the privacy of its users through expansive data collection and data sharing with Facebook.
The plea contended that WhatsApp cannot be treated like any other private messaging service provider and allowed to engage in predatorial conduct because the Competition Commission of India<\/a> has prima facie found that it holds a dominant position in the relevant market of Over the Top (OTT<\/a>) messaging services for smartphones in India.
The plea contended that a dominant OTT platform such as WhatsApp should not be allowed to function in a manner that forces Indian citizens to waive their fundamental right to privacy.
\"The 2021 Policy provides more details about the usage and log information, device and connection information, and location information collected by WhatsApp, and reveals the highly invasive and granular nature of metadata collected by WhatsApp\", said the plea.
The plea urged the top court to direct WhatsApp to provide an opt-out clause, which was originally present for 30 days when the 2016 Privacy Policy was introduced. \"Such an option will allow users to opt out of the new data collection\/retention\/sharing arrangement that was introduced by WhatsApp in its 2016 Privacy Policy, while continuing to be able to access the service\", added the plea.
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