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WhatsApp in Delhi High Court: WhatsApp has refused to remove end-to-end encryption. WhatsApp has made this clear. The company says that user privacy is protected through end-to-end encryption. This ensures that only the sender and receiver of the message can know the contents. Tejas Karia, who appeared in court for the company, told the Delhi High Court that 'If we are asked to remove encryption, WhatsApp will shut down its business in India.'

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WhatsApp has refused to remove encryption in the Delhi High Court. WhatsApp has also explained to the court that if forced to do so, the company will stop its operations in India. Actually, Meta Company has challenged the IT Rules 2021. The special thing is that instant messaging app WhatsApp has more than 40 crore users in India.

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As reported by Times of India, Kariya added that the privacy feature is why WhatsApp is widely used for messaging. The company has challenged the IT Rules 2021, which seeks to trace messages and reveal the identity of senders. WhatsApp says the law will weaken encryption and violate the user's right to privacy under the Indian Constitution.

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In last year's META event, the company's CEO Mark Zuckerberg said, 'India is a country that is at the forefront of using WhatsApp. Citizens and businesses have adopted WhatsApp messaging app for messaging. You are leading the world in this. WhatsApp says that if encryption is removed due to IT regulations, it will undermine users' privacy. It will also violate his right to privacy.

Kariya said, 'There is no such rule anywhere in the world. Not even in Brazil. We have to maintain the whole chain. And we don't even know which messages to decrypt. This means millions of messages have to be stored for years, which is not ideal.