Anyone with WhatsApp on their phone should remain alert and follow three new rules if they want to keep their accounts safe.

WHATSAPP has unveiled a brand new feature which can rewrite your texts for you in a major update.  The huge change to the app ...

UK WhatsApp users put on red alert and ignoring new advice could be 'devastating' UK WhatsApp users must be high alert as scams are growing problem for this hugely popular chat platform.

British WhatsApp users must be on high alert and watch out for worrying new messages landing on their devices. According to a new report from the financial team at Revolut, Brits were scammed more ...

WhatsApp is one of the most popular chat apps in the world but that popularity means it's often targeted by cyber criminals. Action Fraud has issued a fresh warning ...

WHATSAPP users are being urged not to ignore a new alert that is designed to help them avoid scams. Global cyber crime is on the rise with 73 per cent of adults in the US recently reporting they ...

WhatsApp users are no strangers to cyber threats, with the app's global popularity making it a prime target for online ...

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WhatsApp users across the UK are being urged to heed a fresh warning from cybersecurity experts. With the app's widespread use for communication, it's no surprise that it has become a prime target ...

WhatsApp users in the UK are being warned to be on high alert as they are being targeted by scammers more than any other country, with the consequences of being caught out being "devastating".

News UK & World News Money WhatsApp placed on red alert as users told to delete 'dangerous' new message Users are being told to stay alert to avoid being fooled by the return of a popular scam ...

As this is such an effective scam, experts from Action Fraud have released a reminder to WhatsApp users on social media on what to do if they receive an unusual message from a 'family member'.