Data security is a fundamental theme for users of WhatsAppplatform recently targeted by the criminals of the web. To protect our accounts there are simple steps that can be made immediately. Almost always the functions offered by Meta, which constantly updates its application, are useful and appreciable. However, there are three functionality which, on the contrary, would be better not to use and deactivate.
Some German experts indicated three feature were harmful to our accounts, since they can lead to a dangerous Data escape. These three functions would go away immediately.
The first function to be deleted, and which is almost certainly active in each WhatsApp account, is the visibility of theprofile chosen by us. In this way, in fact, all those who are in possession of our phone number are able to see it. Is this a safe thing? According to those who deal with cybersicacy, absolutely not. We should prevent everyone from having access to this information. Just enter our account, dsnegliere Settings, Privacy and then Profile image. At that point you can decide whether to make the image visible to everyone or if instead limit certain content only to those who want, or nobody.
Another thing to do would be not to make it more visible which was thelast access to the platform. When this function is active, the information relating to when we opened WhatsApp the last time, complete with a date and time, appear under our name. To deactivate this function, just go to Settings and then choose Privacy And Last access and online. At that point you can decide whether to limit this information to a few contacts or nobody, or, on the contrary, extend it to everyone. You can also decide whether to share or not when we are online.
Finally, it is also possible to intervene on blue tick which indicate the moment when we have read a message, or vice versa.
WhatsApp allows you to modify this aspect too. Just go to Settings, choose Privacy and look for the voice Reading confirmations. At that point, just click on Off To remove this function.