Whatsapp ban: META -owned instant messaging app Whatsapp suspended more than 98 lakh accounts in India in June 2025. This step was taken to prevent misuse on the platform and increase the user safety. According to media reports, more than 19 lakh of these accounts were already banned in a proactive manner i.e. before the complaint of a user came.

Action on user complaints also

According to the monthly Compliance report of WhatsApp, complaints of 23,596 users were received in June. These complaints were about account support, ban appeal and technical problems related to products. After reviewing these complaints, the company also took direct action on 1,001 cases.

Whatsapp focus

Whatsapp is constantly improving its security features to prevent spam, fake news and other misuse on platforms. The company believes that it is better to stop it before stopping after the loss. With this thinking, WhatsApp is using advanced technology and user feedback.

Whatsapp’s automated system

The misuse of WhatsApp monitors the three important stages of the user’s account lifestyle.

• At the time of registration
• While sending messages
• On getting negative feedback (eg report or block by a user)

These automated tools also support a team of experts who reviewed special cases and improve the accuracy of the system. This step of Whatsapp shows how serious the company is about the safety of users. Strict steps are being taken to prevent misuse, spam and harmful activities so that users can communicate openly without any fear or harassment. Along with this, the user experience will also be much better by this step.

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