WhatsApp Underlines Commitment to Privacy in New Ad Campaign

WhatsApp Underlines Commitment to Privacy in New Ad Campaign

WhatsApp is looking to reassure users that DMs remain private.

Washington DC, USA .- WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton stated that his company had no plans to develop social media functions to compete with Facebook before selling the company to Mark Zuckerberg. "We did not have the ambition to develop functions similar to those of Facebook, such as a feed or any other similar function," Acton said on Tuesday during his testimony before a federal court in Washington. He also stated that WhatsApp could have con…

WhatsApp unveils 'Not Even WhatsApp' campaign

WhatsApp has launched its most extensive global marketing campaign to date, titled “Not Even WhatsApp,” emphasizing its dedication to user privacy through end-to-end encryption. The campaign underscores that even WhatsApp cannot access users’ personal messages, aiming to reassure its over 3 billion monthly users worldwide of the platform’s commitment to secure communication. The initiative kicks […]

WhatsApp launches biggest privacy push yet with Aamir Khan voiceover in India

New Delhi: WhatsApp has launched a new global campaign titled "Not Even WhatsApp", aiming to reinforce the platform’s commitment to user privacy. With over 3 billion monthly users, the campaign is designed to highlight that no one, not even WhatsApp, can access the personal messages shared on its platform. The campaign begins with a 60-second TV spot directed by Achowe of Chalk and Cheese Films. Shot in Delhi across locations like the Yamuna riv…

New WhatsApp campaign vows message privacy with no third-party access

WhatsApp has launched a new campaign. Source: YouTube.WhatsApp has launched a new campaign promising its close to three billion users that everything they communicate on the platform is private. Read more...

According to AppDome, 68 percent of users would leave an application that puts it in vulnerability. WhatsApp’s new campaign seeks to exalt its security through a new global campaign that includes Mexico. 94 percent of users would recommend an application that offers a correct security system. WhatsApp announced the start of its security campaign, which seeks to reinforce in the collective imagination that the platform is safer than the rest of t…