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Supreme Court warns WhatsApp, Meta says Wont allow you to violate citizens privacy rights

Published: Feb 03, 2026

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday warned WhatsApp and it's parent comapany Meta, saying 'Won't indulge you to violate citizens' privacy rights'

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