If you’re indeed considering making a switch to other apps, here are a few optionsBusinessToday.In | January 14, 2021 | Updated 14:36 IST WhatsApp’s new privacy policy update which states that the messaging app will be sharing user data with parent company Facebook hasn’t gone down well with users, many of whom are considering making a switch to other apps. The instant messaging giant said last week that those who do not accept the updated terms by February 8, will no longer have the access to their chats. WhatsApp’s new move has irked tech experts and cybersecurity advocates. The company issued a fresh clarification on Tuesday regarding its changed policies, but the debate is yet to cease to exist. If you’re indeed considering making a switch to other apps, here are a few options: 1. TelegramThis cross-platform, cloud-based instant messaging service is the closest match to WhatsApp. It has already gained 25 million users in the past 72 hours, taking the total number of active users to 500 million. This app has many interesting features like the ‘Secret Chat mode’ wherein messages sent within secret chat can only be accessed by the device through which the text was sent or…
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