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New Government Rule: From March 1 WhatsApp Will Only Work With an Active SIM, Accounts May Be Disabled If Number Changes

New Government Rule: From March 1 WhatsApp Will Only Work With an Active SIM, Accounts May Be Disabled If Number Changes
The government has announced a new regulation affecting WhatsApp and other messaging apps, stating that from March 1, users will need an active SIM card linked to their registered phone number in order to use the apps normally. Under the updated rule, apps like WhatsApp may stop working if they are not connected to a valid and active SIM. Currently, it is possible to use WhatsApp on a phone even after removing the SIM card. However, under the new policy, users will be required to maintain an active SIM in their device, and accounts could be disabled or made inaccessible if the registered number changes without an active SIM. The government says the change is aimed at increasing security and authenticity of user accounts, ensuring that messaging apps can only be used with mobile numbers that are actively linked to SIM cards. This could have significant impact on how users log in, verify, and continue using messaging platforms across devices. Digital platforms and telecom companies are expected to implement the new rule from March 1 and update their systems to enforce the requirement of an active SIM card for registration and continued use. Users will need to ensure their phone numbers remain active and linked to the SIM to avoid unexpected loss of access to their accounts.
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