WhatsApp's new feature to ensure user safety

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 San Francisco: WhatsApp, a electronic communication app, has introduced a security feature for users. 

  

The security feature introduced by WhatsApp aims to make sure the security of users so their accounts square measure safe and accessible to anyone. 

  

The company has antecedently introduced ballroom dance verification, fingerprint lock and different vital options for the protection of customers, this feature is additionally one in every of the links within the same chain. it's vital to notice that WhatsApp failed to introduce any security measures for users mistreatment the net version. 

  

Following the recent modification in privacy policy, the corporate has a lot of|another time|yet again|all over again} taken steps to extend shopper neutrality therefore on restore their confidence and convey more folks back to the platform. 

  

  

WhatsApp introduced a security feature for users WHO used the net version one day past, currently they need to grant their fingerprints or face lock once work in to the net. 

  

As before, users accustomed log in just by scanning the code, currently this may not happen as a result of once they move to the net login, the choice of link device can are available in front, when clicking on that the choice of fingerprint can are available in mobile and once the user verifies with fingerprint or face lock, his account are going to be logged and also the login details will are available in the mobile. 

  

Details can tell you that your WhatsApp is logged into this browser at now. The user can have the choice to sign off of the device if they need any doubts. 

  

With fingerprint, the user may unlock the applying with Face Lock if desired. Mobile should have fingerprint lock and face lock to use this feature. 

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