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Govt warns WhatsApp of legal action over username fraud risks

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Indian authorities have issued a strict warning to WhatsApp over its newly introduced username feature, holding the platform legally responsible for any cyber fraud or impersonation it may enable. The government is closely examining the feature amid concerns that users could adopt names resembling official entities or public figures. WhatsApp has defended the update as a privacy improvement, asserting that built-in safeguards are in place to prevent misuse. Officials stressed that the platform will be held accountable if the feature is exploited for fraudulent purposes.

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