WhatsApp is an application with multiple functions, such as voice calls, instant messages, text messages and sending PDF documents, in addition to the possibility of making free calls. However, even with all this technology, it is still not possible to guarantee total privacy to its users.
Keep reading and learn how a WhatsApp crash can allow blocked contacts to see your status.
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WhatsApp flaw bypasses application security
WhatsApp was launched in August 2009 and is currently the most used app on the planet. This is largely due to its multifunctionality, which meets almost all needs, and the “security” that one imagines having in this application.
Among the many functions that exist in this application for Android and iOS users, there is the option to block contacts, ensuring privacy for the user, as it prevents the blocked contact from having access to their messages and status. However, a way to bypass this block was discovered, with WhatsApp GB, and there is still no solution for this flaw.
1. What is WhatsApp GB?
WhatsApp GB is an optimized version of the original WhatsApp platform, more precisely a clone unofficial pirate created by unknown developers using real protocol Whatsapp. And to be able to download this version, you need to have an account on the real app.
This pirated version has been gaining fans due to its constant innovations, especially being able to access the status of those who blocked you. However, due to not knowing the origin of this app, it is a risk to the security of your data, and the user who uses it can be banned by the real WhatsApp.
2. Differences between official WhatsApp and WhatsApp GB
One of the main differences between the two apps is the state-of-the-art encryption. This tool is used to secure messages once a conversation has started. Messages are stored on your cell phone, not shared with advertisers, and you control your privacy using the settings offered by the app.
The unofficial pirated WhatsApp, on the other hand, offers different features from the original version and cannot be downloaded. through the Play Store, as the Google application store does not accept platforms that try to impersonate others.
This bug that is happening in the application, which has already been reported on several news sites, has so far not been reported by Meta, the company that owns WhatsApp.
