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New Delhi [India], February 20: WhatsApp, India’s largest social media platform, has taken swift action against over 8.4 million accounts, banning them in just one month. This move comes from Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, in response to rising concerns about the misuse of the platform for fraudulent activities. According to the company, the decision to ban these accounts was driven by reports of scams and suspicious activities, prompting numerous users to report such fraudulent behavior. Meta’s Transparency Report, which outlines the company’s efforts to maintain a safe environment for users, highlights that these actions were taken to safeguard…