WhatsApp is the biggest messaging platform in the whole world, over 2 billion people use it every day, and for them there is a dangerous but extremely useful trick that anyone can take advantage of right now. We are talking about the special applications within WhatsApp that can be used to extend the functionality that is normally offered by the application, some functions desired by users not being available.
WhatsApp is against these tricks, which it considers to be very dangerous, so if you decide to take advantage of them, you do so knowing that there is a possibility that your account on the platform will be blocked by the company. We are talking about applications for Android such as WhatsApp Plus or WhatsApp GB, they extend the functionality of the application far beyond the limits imposed by the American company, but this also comes with the risk of having the account blocked.
WhatsApp: The DANGEROUS Trick for Billions of Phones
WhatsApp says that these applications are dangerous because user data is not safe and there is always a risk that they will be accessed by hackers, which is 100% true since some functions require the retrieval of certain data. Applications like this extend the usual functionality offered by WhatsApp by taking messages, pictures, video clips and storing them, even temporarily, in the servers of those who created them, and this brings a great risk for those who use them.
WhatsApp does not offer functions such as changing the interface, automatic reply options for messages, hiding certain conversations or elements from them, the option to share any kind of files, recording audio/video calls, recovering messages, but these applications do. That's why applications of this kind are so popular that extend the functionality of WhatsApp, but in order to offer it they need full access to conversations, and this is a problem in the view of the American company.
WhatsApp will continue to block accounts that use applications of this kind, but if you want the functions they offer, there is no better alternative for us at the moment.
