Hacker's 'trap' page is on the web. Anyone caught there. Organizations like Meta are always on guard to prevent that. Mark Zuckerberg's WhatsApp has always taken users' security seriously. A new feature has been introduced to the popular messaging app. Which is called 'Scam Alert'.
The matter is still under investigation. The feature has been sent to WhatsApp for some Android users. Examining every level. But how will that feature work? According to a press release, if any message is found to be 'suspicious', a 'warning message' will appear in the chat. This message will be visible only to the person who received the message. A potential cheater on the other end won't even notice. Now that user can decide to block or report the sender of the message. But if the user feels that the message is not 'suspicious' then he can delete the 'warning'. In that case, the feature will not show 'Scam Alert' in the sender's message.
It should be noted that now WhatsApp is closely related to life. From waking up to going to bed at night, this app keeps track. And so it goes without saying that this is an area that hackers will 'target'. As a result, Meta is cautious. Recently it was seen that many users' WhatsApp has been blocked. Account activity and device information were being verified to ensure that the account complied with the Terms of Service. Users face a lot of problems as the app is suddenly blocked without any prior notice. New features are being brought this time. All in all, it can be said that Meta is desperate to keep WhatsApp's security right.