Be careful those who send fake news, WhatsApp is bringing this new plan

New restrictions have been imposed by WhatsApp to prevent fake news and misinformation. In this, the new limit of forwarding messages has also been fixed. WhatsApp's new update has been spotted  on Android and iOS beta testing. In the new update, users will not be able to forward messages to more than one group at a time. Through the new update, there is going to be help in preventing the spread of fake news and misleading news.

Communities tab spotted: The testing of a separate Communities tab has also been spotted by WhatsApp. Which is about to replace the existing camera tab of iOS. Along with which, preparations are being made to provide updated camera interface updates for Android users in the messaging app. Reports from WhatsApp beta tracker website WABetaInfo say that the WhatsApp update 22.7.0.76 update with the iOS version is going to provide a variety of information for the users. In which users will be banned from forwarding more than one group message at a time.

Forward message is an important source of fake news spread: News reports say that forward messages are being said to be the primary source of fake news and misleading information spread. In such a situation, forward messages are going to be banned through new updates. This limitation is going to be on the forward of those messages, which can be forwarded on behalf of the users first. That means that the new forward message rule will not apply to the messages that you send primarily. Not only this, for the first time in the year 2020, a ban on forwarding WhatsApp messages was issued. In such a situation, the forward message cannot be forwarded 5 or more times. The same regular forward message has been limited to 5 chats at a time.

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