Whatsapp has just entered into India's digital payment market. Meanwhile, the company has informed that it can share the customer's payment data with its parent company, Facebook. This information has come to the fore when questions about data leak are being raised on Facebook.
Based on the Unified Payment Interface Platform, the launch of the Whatsapp Payment Service was launched in February. It was launched as a trial for select users. It is said that soon it will be launched for all users.
Instant Messaging App Wattspec has written in its privacy policy that
the company can share data collected under the Payment Paid Privacy
Policy to third-party service providers. This includes Facebook. The company says that the information is shared so that it can improve payment operations.
The privacy policy also states that information shared with third-party
services include your mobile number, registration information, device
identifiers, virtual payment address and sander UPI pin and payment
amounts.
Formerly Facebook's WattsAP denied the reports that the company tracks personal details. Wattspe said it only collects little information and every message is end-to-end encrypted.
The reply from Whatsapp came on the reports in which the Experts
expressed concern and said that the app is not as safe as its claim.
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