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Meta says WhatsApp usernames are safe from scams after India after India flags cybersecurity

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Meta says WhatsApp usernames are safe from scams after India after India flags cybersecurity
Meta says WhatsApp usernames are safe from scams after India after India flags cybersecurity
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  • social media giant Meta Platforms has defended the rollout of usernames on its messaging platform, after the Indian government on Wednesday said the move could lead to a rise in cybercrime.
  • "Users still require a phone number to use WhatsApp, an...

social media giant Meta Platforms has defended the rollout of usernames on its messaging platform, after the Indian government on Wednesday said the move could lead to a rise in cybercrime.

"Users still require a phone number to use WhatsApp, an...

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