The DPC has asked Facebook Ireland for an urgent briefing over its proposal to integrate its messaging services platforms.
Based on the woman's complaint, Sonu and 10 of his family members have been charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code. (Representational Image | AP)
Facebook’s integration of its messaging services, namely Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram, has raised concerns amidst users and privacy advocates alike.
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has asked Facebook Ireland for an urgent briefing over its proposal to integrate its messaging services platforms.
In the statement, the Irish DPC said that it will scrutinise Facebook’s plans as they develop, with regards to the sharing and merging of personal data between different Facebook companies. The commission will seek assurances that users' data will be protected and it is only when the proposed integration meets GDPR requirements that the said move will be allowed in the European Union.
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