New Terms Start FEB 2021 by WhatsApp

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2nd tax reformAll users need to accept the new terms of service if they want to continue using WhatsApp The popular messaging app WhatsApp asked its some two billion users on Thursday to accept new terms that will allow it to share more information with its parent company Facebook and roll out advertising and e-commerce. The update sparked criticism among users as they must accept the changes or see their access to the service — which also allows encrypted voice and video calls — cut off from 8 February. Facebook aims to monetize WhatsApp by allowing businesses to contact their clients via the platform, even sell them products directly using the service as they already do in India.

FAC Press Review - 28. JULY

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 Duterte attacks ABS-CBN within first 5 minutes of SONA

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Gov’t ban, pandemic didn’t scare protesters

 

 

 

Duterte offers detours on road to pandemic recovery

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 No US bases in Subic

 

 

 

Small firms, hit by 80% sales dip, cashless soon

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FAC Press Review - 26. JUNE

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JUN 26ASEAN must recalibrate vs COVID - TRIBUNE

Angara touts ‘travel bubbles’ to spur tourism recovery - MANILA BULLETIN

SEC closes PICC office due to COVID - MANILA BULLETIN

Nearly a month into GCQ, gov't uncertain on jeepney's fate - PHILSTAR

Rights situation in Philippines requires 'robust' intervention by UN - PHILSTAR

More BPO firms to hire repatriated OFWs - BUSINESS MIRROR

Manila mayor opens city’s first swab testing lab - MANILA TIMES

Philippines eyes 'travel bubbles' with virus-free countries - ABS CBN

What will happen with weddings? - ABS CBN

House bill seeks to rename NAIA - CNN

TUCP sees 12 million job losses - MANILA STANDARD

Marikina police chief: No inappropriate acts by cops vs dzBB reporter - INQUIRER

112 areas nationwide under localized lockdown - INQUIRER

Over 400 Filipinos repatriated from South Korea back in PH – DFA - UNTVWEB

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