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Does WhatsApp supply user data to government agencies like what Facebook or other social media does even if the regime is authoritaian?
Do government agencies ask for information about users’ text and calls from WhatsApp and do they comply… Continue reading Does WhatsApp supply user data to authoritarian regimes? [closed]
I went to bed last night, and put my Android phone into Airplane mode, something I do pretty regularly at night, except when I’m on call.
However, this morning my WhatsApp popped up telling me that I’m no longer registered on that device (… Continue reading WhatsApp logged me out on device – is it a security concern?
WhatsApp continues its war against fake news and disinformation spreading through its app. The…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading WhatsApp continues war against fake news; Launches Search the Web feature
By Waqas
WhatsApp’s “Search the Web” feature lets users perform web searches on viral messages to confirm their authenticity.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: WhatsApp’s new fact-check feature lets users identify fake informatio… Continue reading WhatsApp’s new fact-check feature lets users identify fake information
COVID-19 pandemic spurs spoofing preference changes, plus a surge in email-based attacks. Continue reading Apple Knocked Off Perch as Most Imitated Brand for Phishing Attacks
The list of people allegedly targeted by NSO Group surveillance software is growing by the day. Religious and political opposition leaders in Togo were targeted last year with spyware developed by Israeli software surveillance firm NSO Group, according to security researchers at University of Toronto Munk School’s Citizen Lab. Like many of the company’s past actions, the alleged NSO surveillance in Togo used Facebook’s WhatsApp to target religious clergy and politicians, Citizen Lab researchers said. The effort was part of a broader hacking campaign that targeted thousands of WhatsApp users with NSO Group spyware in 2019, according to Citizen Lab. NSO Group has repeatedly said that its software is only sold to law enforcement or intelligence agencies in order to target terrorists and criminals. But the revelations about surveillance in Togo are just the latest allegations that NSO Group spyware has enabled surveillance of political opponents and other perceived government […]
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I don’t have my phone at the moment, since I turned it over yesterday at the shop for a screen replacement.
The SIM card is removed and it’s sitting in my wallet now.
When I opened WhatsApp Web a couple minutes earlier today, I was connect… Continue reading How was I able to login Whatsapp Web when my Phone was turned off and SIM card removed?
A federal judge in California ruled that the spyware vendor does not have sovereign immunity. Continue reading Facebook’s NSO Group Lawsuit Over WhatsApp Spying Set to Proceed
Same question is asked for More secure to use e.g. Whatsapp Web in Franz than in browser? [closed].
On its answer it is said that:
No, Franz is not inherently more secure than a regular browser.
In an ordinary web application the impact o… Continue reading Is it secure to use services in Rambox?
Received a message from an unknown individual on WhatsApp messenger. I did not recognize the number (the person is not on my contact list), and there is probably an attachment (4 messages were sent).
I deleted the message and the attachmen… Continue reading Whatsapp suspicious message