Delhi High Court verdict likely on April 22 in WhatsApp privacy policy case
The Hindu
The messaging app had challenged CCI order for a probe.
The Delhi High Court is likely to pronounce its verdict on April 22 on a petition filed by WhatsApp challenging a decision of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) calling for an investigation into its controversial new privacy policy. Justice Navin Chawla had reserved verdict on April 13 after hearing the arguments by both the sides. WhatsApp has contended that the CCI need not have ordered the probe since the issue of its privacy policy was before the Supreme Court. Social media giant Facebook, which owns the instant messaging app, also filed a similar petition challenging the competition watchdog's March 24 decision.
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