In the battle of messaging apps, #Signal and #Telegram downloads rise amidst the new terms and conditions announced by #Whatsapp. Facing a trust deficit, Facebook's messaging app on overdrive to reassure users in India - a critical market with over 400 million users @BBCIndia pic.twitter.com/YYCAFLJjhf— Arunoday Mukharji (@ArunodayM) January 14, 2021
In the battle of messaging apps, #Signal and #Telegram downloads rise amidst the new terms and conditions announced by #Whatsapp. Facing a trust deficit, Facebook's messaging app on overdrive to reassure users in India - a critical market with over 400 million users @BBCIndia pic.twitter.com/YYCAFLJjhf
Signal sees meteoric rise as people look for WhatsApp alternatives https://t.co/XyNTPJ85z3— SCMP News (@SCMPNews) January 12, 2021
Signal sees meteoric rise as people look for WhatsApp alternatives https://t.co/XyNTPJ85z3
The rise and rise of Signal after the latest WhatsApp row... https://t.co/1PvUErTozy— Vikram Chandra (@vikramchandra) January 10, 2021
The rise and rise of Signal after the latest WhatsApp row... https://t.co/1PvUErTozy
WhatsApp's new privacy terms reserve the right to share user data, including location and phone number, with its parent Facebook Inc and units such as Instagram and Messenger. https://t.co/YkODmtI20g— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) January 12, 2021
WhatsApp's new privacy terms reserve the right to share user data, including location and phone number, with its parent Facebook Inc and units such as Instagram and Messenger. https://t.co/YkODmtI20g