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WhatsApp criticised for plan to let messages disappear after 24 hours

WhatsApp criticised for plan to let messages disappear after 24 hours

WhatsApp criticised for plan to let messages disappear after 24 hours
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WhatsApp introduced disappearing messages last year, with the option of deleting chats by default after seven days, but from Monday that is being offered in two new timeframes: 24 hours or 90 days. Users will also have the option to turn on disappearing messages by default for all new chats.

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