WhatsApp account safe: The first messaging app that brings such a strong security feature

WhatsApp account safe: Soon your WhatsApp account will be more secure than ever. WhatsApp is working to secure the login process. Double verification code feature is coming in the app. Know everything in detail.

Soon your WhatsApp account will be more secure than ever. In fact, WhatsApp is working to secure the login process. According to the report, WhatsApp is working to add an extra layer of security while logging into the account. This new feature will be available for both Android and iOS users. How this new feature will work, let’s know everything in detail…

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In fact, the new feature
Coming to improve user safety, the user will now get a double verification code when he logs into the account. WhatsApp tracker WABetaInfo explained about this feature in its report. WABetaInfo said the company is now developing another feature to improve user safety on WhatsApp, which is asking for a double-verification code. When the feature is released for beta testers, any successful attempt to log into a WhatsApp account from another device will require an additional verification code to confirm.

The 6-digit code will
strengthen the verification Whenever you log into WhatsApp from a new phone, a six-digit automatic code will be sent to the registered mobile number to load and back up the chat. This is to prevent misuse of information, as many cases of fake logins have been reported from unknown sources in the past. With the double verification code, WhatsApp aims to strengthen the login process and prevent misuse of personal details and data, including accounts.

WABetaInfo said, “When the
first attempt to log in to a WhatsApp account is successful, another 6-digit code will be needed to complete the process. In such a situation, another message is sent to the owner of the phone number to alert him about the attempt to log in to his account. In this case, the user will know from WhatsApp that someone is trying to log in to their account, and they will not share another verification code to complete the process. “

The first instant messaging app in which this feature
is rolled out, WhatsApp will be the first instant messaging app to use the double verification login process. As stated, this process is in the development phase and it may also change as it approaches the final stage.

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Avinash Singh

I am Avinash Singh, a software engineer from the profession and have been working in the IT industry since 2009. I live in Barabanki district of Uttar Pradesh in India and completed intermediate in 2001 from Ram Sevak Inter College, a UP Board school. After inter I completed my professional degree (BCA & MCA) from Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi in 2008 and along with it I did many certifications to keep my knowledge up to date and the next year I started a software development company E – Vision Technocraft Pvt Ltd.