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WhatsApp usernames safe from scams, impersonation? Meta issues FAQs amid government scrutiny

Posted on July 2, 2026
By Business News Today
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WhatsApp usernames safe from scams, impersonation? Meta issues FAQs amid government scrutiny

WhatsApp is rolling out a new username feature, allowing users to connect without sharing phone numbers. The company has released an FAQ addressing concerns about impersonation and scams, following a government notice. Usernames are optional, and a "username key" adds an extra layer of security. Well-known names are being reserved for legitimate owners, with WhatsApp monitoring for misuse.