WhatsApp to Delhi HC: Will shut down if forced to break encryption

CNBC TV18 By Pihu Yadav Published April 26, 2024

The messaging giant asserts its stance, stating "WhatsApp goes" if encryption is breached.

WhatsApp emphasises the role of end-to-end encryption in preserving user privacy.

IT Rules under scrutiny, requiring social media giants to identify message originators.

WhatsApp's plea contests the constitutionality of Rule 4(2), citing risks to user privacy.

Plea contends traceability mandate breaches fundamental rights, risking privacy and free speech.

Next hearing scheduled for August 14 , awaiting transfer of related petitions per Supreme Court directive.

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