“WhatsApp doesn’t support these third-party apps because we can’t validate their security practices”. “These unofficial apps are developed by third parties and violate our Terms of Service”, the company clarifies. WhatsApp’s official website defines “ WhatsApp Plus, GB WhatsApp, or apps that claim to move your WhatsApp chats between phones” as altered versions. Furthermore, the application has also generated a cascade effect, opening the doors to many copycats or mods. WhatsApp is among the most popular social networks globally, counting around 2B users (according to the website ). But what’s behind the anti-ban? Fouad WhatsApp, a cyber investigation This innovation is another step in the constant run-up to capture more customers. It allegedly avoids any interdictions to the user. The creators recently divulged a release of it, which promises a new feature: the “ Anti-Ban“. Your official Whatsapp account will be banned if you are detected using one.Īmong the modified versions (“mod”) is Fouad WhatsApp (also known as “ Fouad mod“). Yet, the WhatsApp official website warns that they are “unsupported” as they are suspected of “harvesting information in unacceptable ways, also known as scraping“. These “cloned” versions offer extra functionalities, are easy to set on a smartphone, and run like the original app. These apps sound harmless but they may work around WhatsApp privacy and security guarantees. Reminder to users that downloading a fake or modified version of WhatsApp is never a good idea. These apps sound harmless but may work around WhatsApp privacy and security guarantees”.
“Reminder to users that downloading a fake or modified version of WhatsApp is never a good idea. On the 11th of July, the head of WhatsApp, Will Cathcart, tweeted a thread about fake or modified versions of the most widespread instant messaging application.
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