A new fake message states that once the new rules of communication are implemented, all your WhatsApp calls will be recorded and your social media accounts will be monitored.

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Two blue ticks, and one red tick means the government can take action against you, while three red ticks will mean the government has taken legal action against you.  This is what a new message on WhatsApp claims, although it should be noted that all the claims made in this viral message are fake.  Three similar Red Tax messages went viral last year, and were suppressed last year.


  The message claims that WhatsApp has introduced new rules of communication and is being shared at a time when the Facebook-owned app has gone to court over the Government of India's new IT rules.  Including the detective clause.  While tracking principles is being challenged, users should note that WhatsApp is private and ultimately encrypted, which means a third party, whether it's Facebook or WhatsApp or even the government you  Can read messages.


  The viral message, which has been labeled "multiple times", says that once the new rules are in place, all calls will be recorded and social media accounts will be monitored.  It says that if a user spreads a negative message against the government or on a religious issue, you will be arrested.  Again, the claims made are all fake and users should not pass this message on.


Fake message even claiming that your devices will be "connected to the ministry system".  The viral message also claims that Facebook-owned company has implemented a new tick system, allowing users to know if the messages they are sending are checked by the government.  Is being done or not.


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  It is important to note that WhatsApp has not implemented the new rules of communication and does not have any special features such as three red ticks or three blue tickets.  So far, when a user sends a message, you get one tick, which means the message has been sent, and two tickets mean the message has been delivered.  If there are two blue stamps, then it means that the recipient has read the message.


  Recently, a fake message was circulated on WhatsApp, stating that there is a new rule that allows WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram to use your photos, messages, files and other information for your personal benefit.  Can use for  All of these messages are fake and WhatsApp users have been advised not to forward them.


Can anyone read or access your WhatsApp messages?

The messaging app is encrypted from end to end, so only the sender and recipient can access the messages that have been exchanged.  Not all of your chats, photos, videos, voice messages, documents, status updates and calls can be accessed through WhatsApp, Facebook or the government.  Only you or the person you are chatting with can check the chats.

  End-to-end encryption means that your messages are stored with a lock, and only the recipient and you need a special key to unlock and read it.  You can verify that messages and calls are finally encrypted by visiting someone's profile.

  Then you need to tap on "Encryption".  Here, you can scan the code or compare the 60-digit number with the recipient.  If the result is the same, it means your messages are safe.

  The codes you receive are unique to each chat and can be compared between people in each chat.  If you receive a "Security Code Changed" notification on WhatsApp, it means that your contacts have reinstalled WhatsApp or changed phones.