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Catch this episode of 'Media Bol', where Urmilesh discusses the privacy policy with senior journalists Prakash K. Ray and Dr Mukesh Kumar. 
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Jan 10 2021
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Catch this episode of 'Media Bol', where Urmilesh discusses the privacy policy with senior journalists Prakash K. Ray and Dr Mukesh Kumar. 
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WhatsApp updated its privacy policy and terms of service on Monday, expanding how the messaging platform will share user data with other Facebook-owned and third-party apps. The new terms of service are set to take effect a month from now, on February 8. Catch this episode of 'Media Bol', where Urmilesh discusses the privacy policy with senior journalists Prakash K. Ray and Dr Mukesh Kumar.



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