WhatsApp it is by far the largest messaging platform on the planet, with over 2 billion people active every month to communicate with various other people, but also to get information. WhatsApp is seen by many as a messaging application, but in reality it is also used by many people to get information, but unfortunately not everything that is distributed through its framework is truthful and must be taken into account.
WhatsApp has a lot of false information distributed through it, especially through groups, after the company that administers it decided to limit the resending of messages. This measure has reduced to a certain extent the distribution of false information through WhatsApp, but in the information groups, a lot of lies are still distributed that, unfortunately, many people believe, and unfortunately act on them, without knowing the reality .
WhatsApp: The Big Problem You Need to Be Very Careful About
WhatsApp it doesn't really do anything to limit disinformation from chat groups, leaving everything in the "hands" of the administrators of those groups, even if often they themselves distribute them non-stop. Facebook recently announced a new initiative by which it wants to limit the visibility of groups in which false information is distributed, but in the case of WhatsApp there is no initiative of this kind, and it is difficult to say if one could be put into practice by the company.
WhatsApp it is seen by many people as a source of information, but for others it is a resource for misinformation, so you have to be very careful what you believe, from what is distributed to you. If you see information from people you don't know, you should be very wary about them, because you might be dealing with completely erroneous data that could convince you to take wrong decisions.
WhatsApp it is very popular, and there is no viable alternative to it at the moment, so all the problems that everyone already knows about are not going away anytime soon.
