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India’s largest social media platform WhatsApp has banned more than 8.4 million accounts in a month. This action has been taken by WhatsApp’s parent company Meta against fraudulent activities.
WhatsApp has banned these accounts due to reports of scams and suspicious activities. Meta’s transparency report states that this step was taken to maintain the security of the platform.
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WhatsApp is prioritizing the safety of its users. By preventing illegal activities and responding to user complaints, WhatsApp is creating a safer online environment. As the platform grows, its strategies to combat fraud and other dangerous activities will improve the future of digital communications in India and around the world.
Meta has taken this action following Section 4(1)(d) and Section 3A(7) of the Information Technology Act. In August 2024, 10,707 user complaints were received, of which 93% were acted upon.
The main reasons for the ban
WhatsApp bans accounts for a variety of reasons, such as:
- Violation of Terms of Service: Sending bulk messages, spamming, fraud and sharing harmful information.
- Illegal activities: Accounts that violate local laws.
- User Complaints: Complaints of harassment, abuse, or inappropriate behavior.
WhatsApp constantly monitors and improves to create a safe environment for its users. Meta reports that this step has been taken to make digital communications safer. These steps taken by WhatsApp will help prevent fraudulent and harmful activities and help maintain the integrity of the platform.
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