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In February 2014, Facebook bought WhatsApp for between $ 16 billion and $ 22 billion. In order for this acquisition to be validated, the social network sent a file to the European Commission in August 2014 to prove that it was not going to cause too much concentration of the market. The Commission delivered its verdict on October 3, 2014, authorizing the purchase of WhatsApp by Facebook. But the same Commission Fb Status vediostatus.com Attitude Status For Fb | Love Attitude Status | Love Attitude Status In Hindi | Cool Attitude Status For Facebook | Attitude Status For Fb Profile Pic accuses Facebook today for providing misleading information in order to facilitate the acceptance of the file. Also read All WhatsApp tips In the press release published on Tuesday, the European Commission indicates that at the time, Facebook had said it was technically impossible to associate the accounts WhatsApp and Facebook users of both services. However, WhatsApp has since announced its intention to cross users' data with the entire Facebook ecosystem, from the social network to Instagram via Oculus and MSQRD - before going backwards in Europe . The European Commission estimates that it was already possible to cross these data in 2014. The Commission considers, on a preliminary basis, that, contrary to Facebook's assertions and its response to the review of the merger, the Fb Status vedio status Attitude Status For Fb | Love Attitude Status | Love Attitude Status In Hindi | Cool Attitude Status For Facebook | Attitude Status For Fb Profile Pic  technical possibility of automatically associating Facebook user IDs WhatsApp user IDs already existed in 2014. The European Commission indicates that this accusation does not call into question the purchase of WhatsApp by Facebook. The social network has until 31 January 2017 to respond to the Commission's complaints. If Facebook is found guilty of providing inaccurate information to Europe to facilitate the authorization of the acquisition of WhatsApp, the fine imposed could reach 1% of the turnover of the company - nearly 180 million dollars.