WhatsApp may exit Nigeria due to a $220 million fine imposed by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) over data privacy issues.
The FCCPC’s demands include changes to WhatsApp’s data handling practices, which WhatsApp claims would make it impossible to operate in Nigeria or globally.
The FCCPC, however, remains firm on its decision, stating that the fine and demands are necessary to protect Nigerian consumers and ensure data privacy. They believe that similar measures have been implemented in other countries without forcing companies to leave the market.What is your thoughts on this?
Aaaahhhhhh lobatan
ReplyDeleteNigeria is too corrupt
ReplyDeleteAbeg oh, na the major way my friends and family take dey updated with my kids lives oh 😭😭😭
ReplyDelete😂😂😂
DeleteStop joking Eka
Are you kidding me?🤣🤣🤣🤣
There are other messenger apps na, you think it's all country that use WhatsApp?
We will find a way since this country wan dey kolo
Leave Nigeria as in relocate their physical office?
ReplyDeleteOr do y mean Nigerians will no longer have access to Whatsapp at all at all.
Abeg make una clarify. It's just office relocation, no wahala, although it's not the best.
What are you even saying?
DeleteDid you go to school at all?
Where is WhatsApp office located in Nigeria? 🙄
WhatsApp is owned by Meta and Meta doesn’t have an office in Nigeria
DeleteAnon na waa o. Why are you insulting me for asking question about what I don't know? Is it everything you yourself know?
DeleteDo I know all offices located in Nigeria? If I knew, would I ask?
It's good to be tolerant please.
16:07: Meta has an office in Nigeria, it’s on Ikoyi, Microsoft office
Delete16:48: Don’t mind that dolt, your question is valid, I also got confused till I was clarified, Yh if they leave, no more access…
Kelvin Dat Edo Boi (Stellz Cousin)
Would be glad,
ReplyDeletemost people are hooked on it, social media addiction in this part of the world is too much.
Wtf are you saying? Whatsapp is a messaging app.
DeleteWhatsapp is a great way to communicate, especially with how expensive call rates are. Imagine trying to make international calls to loved ones.
DeleteThe last time Facebook crashed, do you know how many people were temporarily depressed?
DeleteThis is not a joke as I have someone this affected badly, she claims she's a social animal and would not survive without WhatsApp and Facebook.
It's that same addiction that is countering through you.
God abeg o, WhatsApp network is awesome and i like their very clear vc.. Nigeria should respect her self o🤣
DeleteHaaa, how do we survive without this App, sending and receiving of pictures and videos, networking, learning etc. Pls nothing should happen to Whatsapp oooh. I have to do my video calls nah 😁
ReplyDeleteLicious babe
Same way we coped without BBM,
DeleteM3
Another app will spring up to replace it just WhatsApp replaced BBM
DeleteAbeg make them no leave Naija oo.
ReplyDeleteOh dear Nigeria
ReplyDeleteEjoooo
ReplyDeleteI take Almighty Jehovah beg them ooo🙏🙏🙏
How do we see the faces of family and friends
Abeg ooooooo
Hello iya Boys
If everyone leaves which business go come remain
ReplyDeleteAhhh I reject this oo, God forbid. WhatsApp is one of the most important social network.
ReplyDeleteAbeg oo , nothing should happen to WhatsApp here.
ReplyDeleteGod abeg o. They should fix this issue o
ReplyDeleteChai
ReplyDeleteThis one go loud
Make nothing happen to WhatsApp oo
Abeg o. Na dis one go make my mama join protest.
ReplyDeleteMary abeg no make fall down with laugh for your mama 😂
DeleteThe government has every right to. Did Facebook exit the other markets when they were brought up on privacy charges? They always act like they are doing African nations a favour. African customers deserve to have data protection like anyone else. Some countries have banned all of them, FB, IG, WA and they are still surviving.
ReplyDeleteI took love WhatsApp, they shouldn't leave o, how will I cope without their voice and video calls?
ReplyDeleteThis should be resolved amicably oh
ReplyDeleteLet them leave if their pride would not allow them do the needful. We shall survive without them. Some of these foreign companies be behaving like demigods when it concerns Nigeria
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