WhatsApp Launches New Feature for Account Protection
SadaNews - The "WhatsApp" application is developing a new feature that will make safeguarding accounts from hacking and fraud attempts easier than ever before, through a unified security setup that can be activated with just one click.
The latest beta version of "WhatsApp" on the Android system includes references to a new feature known as "Strict account settings," aimed at users who believe they are at risk of cyberattacks or phishing attempts, according to a report published by "WABetaInfo" reviewed by "Al Arabiya Business."
Comprehensive Protection at the Touch of a Button
When activated, the "WhatsApp" feature will automatically:
- Block images and files sent from unknown numbers.
- Disable link previews.
- Mute calls from unknown contacts.
- Restrict group invitations to only include people in the contact list.
- Enable two-step verification.
- Protect the IP address during calls.
- Notify the user if a security code for any contact in encrypted chats changes.
Why is this Feature Important?
The new feature represents a quick way to activate all privacy settings at once, reducing the likelihood of users making mistakes or forgetting some important security options.
It will also benefit less tech-savvy users who find it challenging to navigate through the complex "WhatsApp" settings.
The feature is still under development and has not yet reached beta testers; it is expected to undergo some modifications before its official launch in a future update.
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