Clubhouse is removing personal information from its accounts in Afghanistan for the protection of users
Clubhouse is removing personal information from users’ accounts in Afghanistan for security reasons
Clubhouse has removed personal information from its accounts in Afghanistan for the protection of users. Just a few days ago, Facebook also introduced a feature that allows users in Afghanistan to lock their accounts. Clubhouse has informed about this through Twitter.
The company has changed the user’s privacy setting. This change is especially for those who are not very active in the app. The clubhouse is hiding photos and bios which makes it difficult to find the account. But it can also be done if users want to make the account visible.
The app also says that such features will not reduce users’ followers. The app also tells users not to use real names. This is expected to increase the user’s personal security. Companies have stepped up privacy features since the Taliban took control of Kabul, Afghanistan.
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