WhatsApp has been recently hit by bugs that installs spyware on the
urged on users' phone, thereby increasing the vulnerability of billions
of users.
Following the malicious spyware attack, Facebook-owned company has urged its 1.5 billion global users to upgrade to the latest version of WhatsApp
Here's what Android users can do
Open Google Play Store
Now hit the menu icon on the upper right corner
Select “My Apps & Games”
Now select “Update.”
You can also scroll below to see if there has been an auto update already
Incase, you still don't find your upgrade, you will simply have to uninstall the app and then re-install the latest version of WhatsApp.
Here's what iOS can do
Open the App Store
Now tap the Updates icon.
Now refresh your app updates
You can also choose Update All option
All your pending apps will thus be Updated
WhatsApp, has however not disclosed the number of people that may have been affected by the spyware attack. In India there are over 200 million WhatsApp users.
Following the malicious spyware attack, Facebook-owned company has urged its 1.5 billion global users to upgrade to the latest version of WhatsApp
Here's what Android users can do
Open Google Play Store
Now hit the menu icon on the upper right corner
Select “My Apps & Games”
Now select “Update.”
You can also scroll below to see if there has been an auto update already
Incase, you still don't find your upgrade, you will simply have to uninstall the app and then re-install the latest version of WhatsApp.
Here's what iOS can do
Open the App Store
Now tap the Updates icon.
Now refresh your app updates
You can also choose Update All option
All your pending apps will thus be Updated
WhatsApp, has however not disclosed the number of people that may have been affected by the spyware attack. In India there are over 200 million WhatsApp users.
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