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How to send 'Republic Day 2024' WhatsApp stickers - Vimarsana News

How to send 'Republic Day 2024' WhatsApp stickers

You can either download or create your own Republic Day 2024 themed WhatsApp stickers.

WhatsApp Users Alert! WhatsApp head warns users against fake WhatsApp apps | Technology News - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp Users Alert! WhatsApp head warns users against fake WhatsApp apps | Technology News

The company's security research team discovered certain fraudulent apps that promise to provide features similar to WhatsApp. 

Source: india.com
WhatsApp head issues warning to users, Indians using app on Android must take note - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp head issues warning to users, Indians using app on Android must take note

WhatsApp's CEO Will Cathcart has pointed out on Twitter that apps like “Hey WhatsApp” from a developer called “HeyMods” are dangerous and people should avoid downloading them.

Beware! Logged in to fake WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram websites? Here's how to stay safe - Vimarsana News

Beware! Logged in to fake WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram websites? Here's how to stay safe

To be scammed, all a user has to do is log into WhatsApp on a bogus website.

Source: india.com
Are you using a 'Fake' WhatsApp hit by malicious software? Here is how to check - Vimarsana News

Are you using a 'Fake' WhatsApp hit by malicious software? Here is how to check

Fake news and hoaxes have become an inevitable part of social networking sites. From a series of unverified forwarded messages to some captivating new updates, users find it hard to differentiate between genuine messages and hoaxes. The latest such bluff is about a malware dubbed 'Agent Smith', where around 25 million Android devices were infected without even notifying its users.