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WhatsApp Username Feature Raises Impersonation Concerns Among Indian Creators

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WhatsApp is rolling out a username feature that lets users connect without sharing phone numbers, aimed at enhancing privacy. However, the feature has triggered fears of increased online impersonation in India. Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo warned that scammers could exploit the system by creating usernames that closely mimic those of public figures, making verification difficult. The development has sparked a broader debate about Meta's efforts to tackle fraud on its platforms.

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