WhatsApp, soon a feature to protect users against suspicious links (RUMORS)

The developers of the well-known instant messaging system Whatsapp work considerably to improve one of the preferred means of communication of users Smartphone . Although Telegram and Facebook Messenger are widely used by users, the application with the green icon remains the most popular, especially after the latest news about newsgroups. The basic problem, however, that has always preoccupied WhatsApp is the encryption system, which does not guarantee the maximum privacy of the user. In addition, one of the most common problems experienced by WhatsApp users is certainly the one regarding fake news, ie fake news often sent between users, often creating problems. discomfort and real scams.

who recently touched companies like Zara, Adidas or Nike: Often these alleged coupons are badociated with links that are just a way to "steal" personal data from users who sign up for the alleged discount coupon. On the other hand, false news has also affected India: in fact, some users have leaked false information about alleged kidnappings that have destabilized much of the Indian population. Just these privacy and security issues of suspicious links pushes developers to better ensure the users of the known instant messaging system. A feature that will ensure the security of users against suspicious links should be available.

A possible feature against suspicious links

So it seems that version 2.18.206 will come a new update that will soon be promoted for all users of WhatsApp and guarantees them suspicious links .

In short, there will be a small red icon [VIDEO] above the reference link that will tell us if the reference is suspect. This news should therefore lead users not to click on the link and especially not to disclose it to others.

The problem of false news or suspicious links (which often hide viruses and the collection of personal data) is the sharing of users. maybe they can give relevance to a false news. It is very likely that it will soon be implemented in the application and will therefore be usable for all WhatsApp users [VIDEO]. Good news for WhatsApp's "unhappy" people who have complained about the lack of security of the well-known messaging system.