WhatsApp Plus: the unofficial version that exposes users' data and money
WhatsApp Plus is a modified version of the messaging app developed by third parties unrelated to Meta. It offers more than 700 templates and themes, extra emojis, a "hidden mode" to choose the connection time and tools to view deleted messages. It has no official license and is not on Google Play Store: it is installed via an external APK. Because hundreds of versions created by cybercriminals circulate, it may include malware that steals passwords, data and money, and expose the user to having their account blocked.
In 45 seconds
- WhatsApp Plus is an unofficial modification, unrelated to Meta, installed through an APK downloaded outside Google Play Store.
- With no identifiable developer, hundreds of versions circulate that may include malware to steal passwords, personal data and money.
- Avast security expert Luis Corrons warns that most malware attacks come from apps installed outside the official store.
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