WhatsApp to Implement New Feature to Improve Safety, Spotted in Beta Version for Android Users

In an effort to improve user safety and maintain a user-friendly environment, WhatsApp is implementing a new feature that will restrict the sending of messages on accounts that violate their terms of use. This includes accounts that engage in spam or mass or automated messaging, and the technology company will use automatic systems to detect such behavior.

Users who receive this restriction will be notified when they try to open a new chat, informing them that they will not be able to start new conversations due to their recent activity being flagged as spam, automation, or mass messaging. However, this restriction is temporary rather than permanent and allows users to still receive messages and participate in ongoing conversations.

This feature has been spotted in the beta version of WhatsApp for Android (v2.24.10.5) and is expected to roll out to the general application in a future update. This proactive approach aims to address misuse of the platform and provide a safer environment for all users.

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