Aug. 6 (UPI) -- WhatsApp has taken down 6.8 million accounts linked to scammers around the world, Meta said. WhatsApp rolled ...

In a major crackdown on digital fraud, WhatsApp has rolled out a new "Safety Overview" feature and banned over 6.8 million ...

With new in-app safety features and a commitment to user education, the platform aims to create a safer messaging environment ...

This is WhatsApp’s latest effort to tighten the reins on fraud attempts that often start with unsolicited group adds, a ...

WhatsApp is intensifying its efforts against online scams, having removed approximately 6.8 million accounts linked to ...

Meta removes 6.8M WhatsApp scam accounts in a global crackdown, urging users to stay alert, verify contacts, and report ...

As online scams grow more advanced, WhatsApp’s newly introduced in-app safeguards could play a vital role in reducing ...

The new 'safety overview' feature will pop-up in WhatsApp when someone who is not in your contacts adds you to a new WhatsApp ...

In a significant move to combat the growing threat of online fraud, Meta has taken decisive action against scam activity on ...

Scam groups use fake investments, crypto fraud, and social media manipulation to deceive victims across platforms like WhatsApp, Telegram, and TikTok.

NEW YORK (AP) — WhatsApp has taken down 6.8 million accounts that were “linked to criminal scam centers” targeting people ...

Many of the accounts were linked to criminal groups operating in South East Asia, the social media giant said.