WhatsApp says it banned 20 lakh accounts between May 15 and June 15, 2021, to prevent harmful activities. In its first transparency report published under the new Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, the company revealed that it had banned 20,11,000 accounts in this one-month period. The Facebook-owned messaging platform…
WhatsApp’s latest User Safety Monthly Report reveals that the instant messaging platform banned more than 30 lakh accounts during the months of June and July this year. WhatsApp says the accounts were banned in the interest of preventing online abuse and keeping users’ experience safe and spam-free. It bans accounts based on user complaints, mails…
WhatsApp banned 18.58 lakh Indian accounts on its platform in the month of January. WhatsApp has taken this action after receiving complaints from its users. This information has come out from the report published every month. According to this, most of the 18.58 lakh accounts were banned on the basis of their harmful behavior. WhatsApp…
WhatsApp has taken action after complaints received from Indian users and has banned more than 1.85 million (18 lakh) accounts in the month of March this year. According to IT Rules 2021, WhatsApp has released its tenth user safety monthly report. The company has taken action against some accounts for violating Indian laws or WhatsApp’s…
WhatsApp has released its 11th User Safety Monthly Report, which reveals that the company has taken action against some accounts in India for violating Indian laws or WhatsApp’s Terms of Service. As per the IT Act 2021, WhatsApp has taken action in response to complaints received by users in India through the app’s grievance system…
Following the new IT rules, Meta-owned WhatsApp banned more than 22 lakh WhatsApp accounts in India in the month of June. The platform received a total of 632 complaints, of which 64 were actioned. These facts have come to light in the ‘India Monthly Report under the Information Technology Rules, 2021’. In a statement, a…
