The Delhi High Court begins hearing Chaitanya Rohilla's petition challenging Whatsapp's updated privacy policy.
Petitioner: Whatsapp shares information globally. Everything they gather from us is shared.
Petitioner: They analyze browsing history and form an opinion about the user and share that.
Court: All apps do that.
Court: You have an option, don't use the app.
Sr. Adv. Mukul Rohatgi: I am appearing for Whatsapp.
Sr. Adv. Sibal: I am appearing for Whatsapp, you're appearing for Facebook.
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