Netizens react with memes and jokes to WhatsApp’s latest terms of service

Many took to Twitter to share memes and jokes that expressed concern over how the application will handle user information.

• By: Trends Desk
• New Delhi | Updated: January 8, 2021 10:59 AM IST
3 min read

Key updates will include information about WhatsApp's service and how user data is collected and processed.

Netizens took to Twitter to share meme and jokes after popular instant messaging application WhatsApp updated its terms of services.

Key updates will include information about WhatsApp’s serviceß and how user data is collected and processed. It will also include information on how businesses can use Facebook-hosted services to store and manage chats.

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As soon as the news broke, many took to Twitter to share memes and jokes that expressed concern over how the application will handle user information.

Take a look here:

https://twitter.com/___unidentified/status/1346685142794792961

https://twitter.com/SatyaVachan21/status/1346663861676462080
https://twitter.com/Ssrfan478780364/status/1346668657854713857
https://twitter.com/corona_warrior/status/1346665586646945795
https://twitter.com/jhampakjhum/status/1346669545918877696

According to WhatsApp, the latest terms of service will take effect from February 8 and users who do not agree with the new privacy rules could lose access to the messaging app.

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