If you don't want to get a ban On WhatsApp application Try not to join groups What's Up With suspicious names, as over the past few weeks, reports have confirmed that users who get banned from WhatsApp permanently are part of groups What's Up Suspicious, and investigations revealed that these users will be permanently banned from messaging through the messaging platform because they were part of a group with the name "malicious".
One such report is from a Reddit user called Mowe11, and he says, one of the participants in his university group changed the name of the group to something illegal, after which WhatsApp quickly blocked the entire group.
According to the user, WhatsApp not only banned the group but also all members from using the messaging platform.
And another user who claimed his group had around 100 participants yet woke up one morning and there was a permanent ban on all members, WhatsApp left no reason to block him.
Another report from PiTiXX says that after his friend changed the name of the group's subject to something harmful, all accounts belonging to the group were suspended, which is the same as a report by a Twitter user who indicated that she got banned due to being in a group called “illegal “.
When users contacted WhatsApp for the reasons for the ban, they got an automatic response indicating that they violated their terms of service, which means that if the user is blocked by mistake, then there is absolutely nothing they can do and WhatsApp will not provide any help.
It is not known how WhatsApp detects groups with "suspicious" names, but it appears to follow the old groups with a lot of participants and if one of the group members changes their name to a suspicious name, then all the participants get the ban.
Since WhatsApp does not have a way to know the content of the groups as WhatsApp chats and calls are end-to-end encrypted, it judges the group by the date the group was created, the group topic, and the group description.
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