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Spying On Your WhatsApp: WhatsApp is designed to be secure, but it’s not completely safe. If your account shows strange activity, someone might be spying on you. This guide explains easy steps to check for signs and protect your chats and privacy.
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However, WhatsApp has assured its users that these new features are confined to the Updates tab and will not affect personal messaging.
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WhatsApp Privacy Campaign: WhatsApp continues to enhance its Privacy Checkup tool, which helps users manage their privacy settings and security options all in one place.
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Here are the key privacy features of WhatsApp that will help you keep your chats secure and your account protected.
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WhatsApp’s parent company Meta ensures end-to-end encryption for messages and calls, hackers or unauthorised users can still access your account if they have your login details.
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Meta has now informed the NCLAT that the CCI order has wide ramifications for the industry as a whole and therefore, an urgent hearing in the matter will be required.
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Recover Deleted WhatsApp Messages: Nowadays, it’s important to keep professional chats, work messages, personal conversations, and memorable photos safe and secure on WhatsApp.
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WhatsApp License Fee: With WhatsApp often used for sharing news, discussions, and business activities, the government believes that making group admins accountable can prevent the circulation of false information.
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WhatsApp Accounts Ban In India: WhatsApp blocked 8,458,000 Indian accounts, of which 1,661,000 were proactively banned from August 1 to August 31.
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WhatsApp, an instant messaging platform, has security features that allow you to check which devices are logged into your account through the 'Linked Devices' option.
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People may hide their WhatsApp profile picture (DP) for several reasons. These reasons include privacy concerns where you may not want certain people, like work colleagues or distant acquaintances, to see your photos.
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However, the Meta or WhatsApp are yet to comment on Musk's allegation.
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In the end, many people have reportedly lost large amounts of their money after being tricked by unknown people online via WhatsApp Honey Trap Scam.
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The Delhi High Court has reserved judgement on WhatsApp's new privacy policy. The High Court has just refused to interfere with the CCI's investigation into WhatsApp's new privacy policy.
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These features are currently in the development phase and will be put out in a future update of WhatsApp.
WhatsApp now allows users to hide their profile image, status, and last seen for all contacts at once, without the ability to choose who can see it.
WhatsApp has been spotted testing new privacy options that will allow users to select who they wish to conceal their updates and photos from.
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WhatsApp deferred its new data privacy policy by three months and said that it will bring in its new policy on May 15.
Now, the Delhi High Court had adjourned till April 19 hearing on petition against WhatsApp's new privacy policy after the Central government sought more time saying that they are examining the issue.
The Court noted that the government is examining the issue and granted more time to the Centre to respond on the matter.
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According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp’s new Terms of Service will come into effect on May 15, 2021.
With the screenshots, the blog site explained the changes that the new policy will bring to the messaging platform and in the new WhatsApp beta for Android 2.21.4.13, WhatsApp is working to improve the communication to the users with a new informative alert.
In another screenshot, WhatsApp is planning to give all the details on how it functions and how it processes data, and how businesses manage users' data using Facebook’s tools.
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Google had indexed invite links to private WhatsApp group chats.
Anyone can join various private chat groups with a simple search.
The indexed WhatsApp group chat links have now been removed from Google.
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The feature is current under development in Beta for Android 2.19.3 version.
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The government had written to WhatsApp asking the messaging platform to stop the spread of false messages on its platform.
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