The Delhi High Court has adjourned the hearing on WhatsApp and Facebook's plea till August 27. The policy was recently implemented by the Central Government IT. WhatsApp had recently moved the Delhi High Court challenging it against the Central Government. According to the policy, it will need a "trace" to detect the origin of special messages sent on these two platforms.

Hearing on WhatsApp & Facebook plea adjourn for 27th August in Delhi High Court.

Whatsapp had recently moved Delhi HC challenging against Centre Govt recently imposed IT Rules that would require messaging services to ?trace? the origin of particular messages sent on the service pic.twitter.com/4o0OztzgNj

? ANI (@ANI) July 30, 2021

In fact, Facebook-owned WhatsApp has challenged the government's new social media policy in the Delhi High Court, requiring the message service to find out who launched a message. The company said the company's "monitoring" rules on chats are in violation of privacy rights and are "unconstitutional."

They also said that the need to keep an eye on chat for a messaging app is like asking them to keep a fingerprint of every message sent on WhatsApp. It will break end-to-end encryption and undermine users' right to privacy. Through the new IT (Guidelines for Intermediate Institutions and Digital Media Code of Conduct) Rules, 2021, an exercise is underway to make social media companies more accountable and responsible. The new IT rules are in effect from Wednesday, May 26, and were announced on February 25.

Facebook and Twitter to make big changes next month, you'll get these benefits

Instagram makes big announcement, brings big scheme for users under 16

Are you also troubled by all the emails lying in Gmail? So delete them in this easy way

The journey towards a healthy life begins inside the water storage tanks.