Big Action by WhatsApp
In June, WhatsApp banned the accounts of over 98 lakh Indian users Meta has provided this information in its monthly compliance report for the instant messaging platform. Big action by WhatsApp
So far, Indian users were using WhatsApp freely but once again it has cost them dearly as their 98 lakh accounts have been banned. This was announced by Meta in its monthly compliance report for June. WhatsApp has implemented this on the instant messaging platform, due to abusing and spreading rumors, etc., that WhatsApp has earlier banned accounts of lakhs of users in India as well. Big action by WhatsApp
More than 16 ban requests?
In June, WhatsApp received over 16,000 requests to ban accounts In June alone, the company acted against these accounts and banned 16,069 accounts from the platform. Of these 19.79 lakh are reported accounts since April and the same have been banned. it further said. Under the regulations, Meta has acted against WhatsApp accounts.
🔵ऐसे डेली न्यूज़ देखने के लिए हमारे टेलेग्राम चैनल ज्वाइन करें
🟢ऐसे डेली न्यूज़ देखने के लिए हमारे व्हाट्सएप चैनल ज्वाइन करें
The compliance report notes that WhatsApp received a total of 23,596 requests in June. According to the company, it has acted against 1,001 accounts from that volume. A total of 756 accounts with ban requests from WhatsApp have been actioned on. The rest were gripes about account help, product related queries and safety queries etc.
- अगर पोस्ट पसंद आया हो, तो दोस्तों से शेयर करें”
- ऐसे डेली न्यूज़ देखने के लिए हमारे व्हाट्सएप चैनल ज्वाइन करें
Meta is not trustworthy, it also gives fake details
I request all the visitors that please do not trust the AI option given in WhatsApp. Because of it, many people’s WhatsApp has been blocked because it gives wrong information. Not only this, it blocked the WhatsApp of the owner of News Global India also because it gives wrong information, gives fake information.
Three tier Works?
WhatsApp had earlier told the court that it already detects any offensive activities and messages circulated on its platform. They use an abuse detection model which have been implemented in a three stage. That covers account set up, messaging and response or negative comments.
Social media platforms like Meta will have to publish a monthly compliance report
which states that every month all such platforms having more 50 thousand active users must comply. In this report companies have to provide in-depth detail of the action taken on the users account and what type of request were received. If a social media company deliberately does anything on his account, he will have the option to go to the appellate committee. Almost never, in other words, would a social media platform ban an account of a user on purpose.
