Don't download WhatsApp Gold
Smartphone users are being tricked into downloading a fake version of popular messaging service WhatsApp which infects their device with Malware.Messages are sent to users inboxes offering the 'exclusive' chance to download WhatsApp Gold which offers enhanced features 'used by big celebrities'.Claimed features include video calling, being able to delete messages after they have been sent and the ability to send more than 100 pictures at once.
Cyber Criminals Targeting Users with WhatsApp Gold Version Malware Scam
No there is no Gold Version for WhatsApp — If you have received an invitation from a friend it's because their account has been compromised.So Don't fall for it!Recently HackRead's Ryan received a message on WhatsApp from one of his contacts during a group chat.
Scammers are targeting unsuspecting users with malicious WhatsApp Gold upgrade
A new data-mining scam is in and is reportedly targeting WhatsApp's billion plus users and luring them by offering exclusive services.WhatsApp Gold is masquerading as a premium version of the popular messaging service and offers 'advanced features designed for celebs.'The truth is far from what the scam claims.
WhatsApp Gold Upgrade Is Nothing But A Scam
AdvertisementUsers probably feel safe when sending or receiving text, photo and video messages and sharing documents in WhatsApp thanks to the app's end-to-end encryption policy.However, that doesn't mean you are free from getting fooled on the platform when it comes to scams.You might have received a message in your inbox inviting you to upgrade your account to the exclusive premium version of the popular messaging app called "WhatsApp Gold."
You shouldn't upgrade to WhatsApp Gold – here's why it could be a scam
Don't be fooled by invitations inviting you to join WhatsApp Gold (Picture: Getty)If you see an exclusive invitation to WhatsApp Gold, don't be too keen to become one of the elite.The upgrade, which the invitation says is used by celebrities, claims to offer new features such as the ability to have video chats, send 100 pictures at once and, tantalisingly, the ability to delete messages after you have sent them.People have been sent a link offering to install a new version of the messaging app, but don't be fooled.
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