Whatsapp Warns It May Leave Nigeria Over Order to Pay a $220 Million Fine
Whatsapp, the social media platform owned by Meta Inc., has stated that it would be impossible to comply with additional demands from Nigeria’s consumer protection agency. The social media platform argues that the Nigeri...
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