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WhatsApp Pink is a new virus targeting WhatsApp users, can take complete control over victim's phone A malicious link is being shared on WhatsApp groups that claim to change the theme of the chat app to a pink-coloured one. Under the name WhatsApp Pink, the link is, in fact, an attempt by hackers to gain control over a targeted device. Sarthak Dogra | April 19, 2021 | Updated 12:37 IST Highlights A message claiming to install a pink version of WhatsApp on a device is being shared on several WhatsApp groups. The message promises a pink theme to the chat app in addition to new features.

URL copied WhatsApp Pink link malicious in nature, clicking on it is dangerous WhatsApp continues to face different types of attacks and hacks on its users. With the help of a new WhatsApp pink link, hackers are trying to inject a virus into the users’ smartphones. The link claims to switch the WhatsApp icon colour from green to pink but it instead injects some kind of virus.  This link is currently being circulated among various WhatsApp groups. In case you come across such a link, you should neither click on it nor forward it to your friends and family members. 

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URL copied WhatsApp allows stalkers to keep a track on your activity. WhatsApp has millions of users across the globe making it a popular cross-platform messaging app. With a huge user base, the platform is also prone to many different types of attacks and hacks. According to a recent report, stalkers these days are using WhatsApp Online Status Tracker websites and apps to stalk users. With the help of such services, stalkers and hackers are also able to access some of their personal information. The report also claims that these trackers are also being used to find out who is texti...

Tuesday, 13 Apr 2021 12:35 PM MYT BY NIC KER Facebook said it has been testing a 'WhatsApp Business' tool for months with more than 90 companies including Uber and Singapore Airlines. — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, April 13 — WhatsApp is a platform that is used by billions of users around the world everyday, and for many (such as this writer), the app has practically superseded traditional messaging services as my go-to text communication channel. And a big part of the chat service’s success is down to end-to-e...