WhatsApp is by far the largest messaging platform in the whole world, and this is because 2 billion users use it constantly to send messages from various corners of the globe. The application is extremely popular, but not everyone appreciates all the functions that WhatsApp offers, so some users want to improve the experience they have in the application.
WhatsApp knows that some of its users are using modified versions of the messaging platform, but it does not agree with this, so it has imposed a ban on their use under penalty of blocking access to the platform. According to those from WhatsApp, people who use applications such as WhatsApp Plus, GB WhatsApp, those for transferring chats, or others that modify the native functionality of the application, may have their accounts temporarily blocked.
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WhatsApp automatically sends messages to block the accounts of some of the users who use these modified versions of the applications, all without them knowing in advance that they will be sanctioned in such a way by the platform. The measure is a radical one imposed by the American company, but it says that in this way it tries to protect users from all over the world against attacks and theft of accounts.
WhatsApp temporarily blocks people's access to the messaging platform until they stop using modified versions of the messaging application, after which access to the platform is restored to be able to use it. If people refuse to give up their applications and ask WhatsApp to give them back access to the platform and use the same applications, then the platform can take the measure of definitively banning access to communications through it.
WhatsApp has been taking measures of this kind against modified versions of its applications for some time, lately it seems to have intensified its actions to block this type of content available within the platform.
