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印度政府告诉高等法院,WhatsApp对待印度用户与欧洲用户不同值得关注

印度中央政府对高等法院表示,印度用户“单方面”受到社交网络平台WhatsApp隐私政策变化的影响,这也是一个令人担忧的问题。

中央政府周一告诉《华尔街日报》德里高等法院WhatsApp是治疗印度用户在选择退出新计划方面,中国与欧洲的做法有所不同隐私政策这是政府关注的问题,政府正在调查此事。中央政府告诉高等法院,印度用户“单方面”受到隐私变化的影响也是一个令人担忧的问题政策通过社交网络平台WhatsApp。

副总检察长切坦向桑吉夫·萨赫代瓦法官提交了意见书沙玛一名律师在听证会上请愿,反对facebook旗下社交网络平台的新隐私政策脸谱网

在听证会上,夏尔马告诉法庭,通过不给印度用户选择不与Facebook的其他公司分享他们的数据,WhatsApp表面上似乎是在以“孤注一掷的方式”对待用户。

他在法庭上表示:“这利用了WhatsApp的社会意义,迫使用户达成一项可能侵犯他们在信息隐私和信息安全方面利益的交易。”

夏尔马表示,政府已经在调查此事,并向WhatsApp发送了相关信息。

高级律师Kapil Sibal代表WhatsApp出庭,他告诉法庭,该通信已经收到,并将作出回应。

此后,法院将此事列入3月1日的听证会。

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The central government on Monday told the Delhi High Court<\/a> that WhatsApp<\/a> was treating Indian users<\/a> differently from its European ones with regard to opting out of its new privacy policy<\/a>, and this was a matter of concern for the government which is looking into it. The central government told the high court that it was also a matter of concern that Indian users were being \"unilaterally\" subjected to the change in privacy policy<\/a> by social networking platform WhatsApp.

The submissions were made before Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva by Additional Solicitor General Chetan
Sharma<\/a> during hearing of a petition by a lawyer against the new privacy policy of the social networking platform owned by Facebook<\/a>.

During the hearing, Sharma told the court that by not giving Indian users the option to opt out of sharing their data with other companies of Facebook, WhatsApp prima facie appears to be treating users with an \"all or nothing approach\".