India, Oct. 22 -- Meta has introduced new safety updates for WhatsApp aimed at reducing online scams. One of the key features is a real-time warning system that alerts users when they attempt to share their screen during a video call with an unknown contact. This measure is designed to help people avoid being misled by scammers who often pose as bank officials or customer support agents.

The new alert appears before users start screen sharing with unfamiliar numbers, reminding them to proceed only with trusted contacts. The update follows a rise in cases where scammers trick people into revealing private details, such as OTPs or banking credentials, during video calls. Meta said the warning aims to make users pause and think before shari...