WhatsApp deletes over 6.8m accounts linked to scams, Meta says
WhatsApp, owned by Meta (formerly Facebook), has reportedly deleted over 6.8 million accounts linked to various scams, according to the company. The majority of these accounts were associated with criminal groups operating in South East Asia. Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, revealed these figures as part of its regular transparency report, which provides insights into the platform's enforcement actions. The report highlights WhatsApp's ongoing efforts to combat the spread of misinformation, fraud, and other illicit activities on its messaging platform. By taking down these accounts, WhatsApp aims to protect its users from potential harm and maintain the integrity of its service. The company's commitment to addressing such issues is part of its broader efforts to ensure a safe and reliable communication platform for its global user base.
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