WhatsApp Users Urged to Take Action to Avoid Account Suspension on January 31
With the promise of new features to be rolled out in the coming weeks, including artificial intelligence and the ability to create stickers and change the color of the platform, WhatsApp has the attention of many users. However, for some users, these updates will be moot, as their accounts are at risk of being suspended on January 31 for violating WhatsApp’s terms and conditions.
To avoid facing penalties from the Meta-owned app, users are advised to take specific steps and precautions. Among the actions recommended are to uninstall WhatsApp Plus from their mobile devices, as the APK can be harmful and may compromise the security of conversations between users. Additionally, the repeated sending of the same message to contacts, especially in bulk, is discouraged. Instead, users are encouraged to make use of the “Broadcast Lists” feature in the event of urgent communication.
Sending messages to strangers and the distribution of adult content are also strictly prohibited and can result in account suspension. The use of third-party applications such as WhatsApp Plus, iPhone-style WhatsApp, MB WhatsApp, and GB WhatsApp also carries the risk of account closure. Furthermore, mass forwarding of messages to more than 5 people may also lead to penalties.
To ensure account safety, users are encouraged to back up their WhatsApp data and be cautious about the content they share on the platform.
Furthermore, for Android users who wish to have access to iPhone-style emojis, a step-by-step guide was provided. By downloading the zFont application and an emoji pack of the latest iOS version, users can have access to iPhone WhatsApp emojis on their Android devices.
Users are advised to take heed of these tips to avoid potential suspension and enjoy uninterrupted use of the app.