Aseeb reveals a new update that disturbs some

Instant messaging has begun to take some steps to counteract the mbadive transfer of incorrect information via a new system preventing the redirection of messages more than five times.

According to web application security specialists, the new procedure is to mark a double arrow icon that has been redirected several times. Users will then receive a notification from the company when these messages are forwarded.

This new feature will also appear with the latest Wattab update, according to the security log.

Watsab is currently truncating messages that have been uploaded for a long time, and users will need to click to read the entire message.

It also aims to reduce the spread of counterfeit information via its platform, as well as to preserve the confidentiality within Wattab. It limits the redirection of the message. When you forward a message, you can choose to share it simultaneously with up to five conversations.

When a user is redirected to a user more than five times, Watsab adds that the application refers to this message with a double-headed arrow symbol, but does not specify the frequency with which the message redirects, as all other messages sent to Wattab.

The application, which has more than one billion users worldwide, has been criticized for its misinformation on two of its largest markets: India and Brazil.