HOW WHATSAPP BANS ACCOUNTS WITHOUT SEEING MESSAGES In total, from 15 May to 31 December, 2021, WhatsApp banned 1,52,24,000 Indian accounts. An Indian account is identified via a +91 mobile number, which is used to register on WhatsApp.

After the new IT rules 2021 were passed, over 1.5 crore accounts were banned. In fact, every month after that, WhatsApp has banned around 20 lakh accounts on an average. WhatsApp revealed for the first time in July 2021, that in the time period of and 15 June, 2021, 20 lakh accounts (20,11,000) were banned. WhatsApp has informed the government and its users in India that over 1.32 crore accounts have been banned within just 6 months after the new IT rules were enacted. OVER 1.32 CRORE INDIAN WHATSAPP ACCOUNTS BANNED IN 6 MONTHS So, if that’s the case then how is WhatsApp banning accounts without seeing the messages? According to WhatsApp, it has an abuse detection mechanism that screens accounts in three stages: when the account is made, how messages are sent and if the account is getting reported or blocked by too many users.

In fact, it cannot hear your calls or use any kind of content detection software to decode your messages. Theoretically, this means that WhatsApp can’t read your messages.

WhatsApp is an end-to-end (E2E) encrypted platform.

WhatsApp recently announced that it has blocked over 20 lakh accounts (20,79,000) in India in December 2021 as these accounts were violating the terms of use and abusing the platform.

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