With the speed of instant messaging, our connectivity crosses virtual borders, but it also attracts increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. In this world full of uncertainties about online security, a possible barrier arises against the evil represented by cybercriminals: the Whatsapp.
Next, let's explore how one of the world's largest messaging apps is strengthening its defenses against cyber spy attacks. See how you can protect yourself and exchange your messages freely!
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Am I being spied on? How to know?
Over the years, WhatsApp has emerged as the preferred option for millions of people, outpacing even its most powerful competitors such as WhatsApp. telegram and the facebook messenger. But how did he achieve this position?
The answer lies in its constant evolution and continuous improvement of its security features. Its latest software update is a notable example of that commitment.
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As is common knowledge, WhatsApp not only allows you to send videos, images and voice messages, but also offers high definition audio and video calls for up to 8 participants.
In addition, its differential is end-to-end encryption, which guarantees a safe haven for your most confidential messages.
Now, turning the focus to the corporate environment, the web version of WhatsApp, despite being popular, proved to be vulnerable to cyber attacks.
However, the company did not stand still and decided to strengthen this version for its users. Now, companies can assign roles, store messages securely, and rely on continuous data protection. cryptography from side to side.
The app's innovation doesn't stop there. Temporary messages that disappear in a week, real-time location sharing and even adding contacts through QR codes are part of this journey through the virtual world. Oh, and don't worry about group chats – WhatsApp handles groups of up to 500 participants.
Ok, but how to protect against spies?
If doubt persists and you suspect your account may be being spied on? The company is committed to helping its users protect their accounts. But how to take the reins of the situation?
First, understand that simply closing the browser window is not enough. The session remains active, like a lurking digital ghost. So, follow the instructions below:
- Click on the three dots on the left and select “exit”. Also, you can monitor your account directly from your mobile device;
- Access the WhatsApp settings, go to the linked devices option and that's it – a list of open sessions on other devices will be in your view;
- To end each session, just tap on the web browser icon and confirm “exit”. If something doesn't look familiar, it's time to review all your account security settings.
WhatsApp has become more than just a messaging app; is a virtual bodyguard committed to protecting your privacy.
Stay vigilant, adopt security measures, and dive into the world of messaging with confidence knowing that your information is protected behind the digital walls of “Zap Zap”.