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Why did I get a random WhatsApp message?

Why did I get a random WhatsApp message?

Random messages on WhatsApp usually take the form of spam or scams. While spam and scam messages can overlap, there are some differences between the two. For example, other random messages could be from individuals mistaking you for someone else.

Can you be Catfished on WhatsApp?

Catfish will try and move the conversation onto a different platform, usually something like WhatsApp, Kik or email, for a few reasons. Scammers know that anti-scam technology software on the sites will likely pick up trends in conversation and shut down the profile. If they move you away, they can continue undetected.

Can a stranger contact me on WhatsApp?

Whatsapp allows you to hide your profile photo, status and last seen from strangers if you turn it on as part of there policy. This can be done by going settings->account->privacy and choose “My contacts” or “Nobody”. If you want stranger can not send you messages, all you can do is block that person.

What are three signs that you are being Catfished?

Read on to discover the crucial red flags to watch out for.

  • They won’t pick up a phone call.
  • They don’t have many followers or friends.
  • Their story doesn’t add up.
  • They’re using someone else’s photos.
  • Their only photos are professional.
  • They’re reluctant to meet in real life or even video chat.
  • They ask you for money.

How do you know if someone is catfishing you on WhatsApp?

Here’s what to look out for if you think you might be getting catfished.

  1. They refuse to video chat with you.
  2. They can never send you a selfie in the moment.
  3. They won’t talk on the phone with you.
  4. They always have a reason they can’t meet up in person.
  5. The people you trust in your life seem suspicious.

How do I make my WhatsApp private?

On an Android phone: Go to WhatsApp > Menu (the three dots on the upper right corner) > Settings > Account > Privacy > Last Seen. Next, choose “Everyone,” “My Contacts,” or “Nobody.”