WhatsApp has sent a notice to the Government of India, saying new IT rules ignore security rights

  New Delhi: WhatsApp has sent a notice to the Government of India regarding the advanced IT rules enacted by the Government of India. WhatsApp has filed a lawsuit against the Indian government, demanding the ban on advanced IT laws.

Suspected of violating the right to protection WhatsApp says if these new guidelines are implemented, it will end the client's well-being on Facebook's security plan in California. WhatsApp filed a complaint in the Delhi High Court stating the court had found that one of the improved IT laws violated India's Constitutional right to protection. WhatsApp has also challenged its announcement that online media organizations need to get answers about message makers when asked by government officials. Depending on WhatsApp, messages in the WhatsApp app are pre-installed to finish. The Indian government must break the encryption of receivers as message creators in order to comply with advanced IT rules. Time cut to approve new IT rules

Web-based media categories, for example, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and Instagram could face restrictions in India if they do not follow the new arbitration rules imposed by the Indian government. The term of office of the government has expired on 25 May. However, no web-based media segment has recognized new terms issued by a government official in the past three months. In February 2021, the Department of Technology and Information Technology gave web-based media segments three months to follow advanced IT guidelines.