Features, risks, other things to know about GB WhatsApp

Features, risks, other things to know about GB WhatsApp

Facebook-owned WhatsApp recently issued a warning to users of GB WhatsApp, a clone app that is gaining a rapid audience.

It stated that users may face permanent blocking from the messaging platform if continuous use persists.

In this piece, The PUNCH highlights the features, risks, and other things you need to know about the app.

What is GB WhatsApp?

GB WhatsApp is an application that bears semblance of the Facebook-owned WhatsApp but contains extra features that are not found in the original app.

GB WhatsApp, alongside other clone versions of WhatsApp, claims to offer more privacy options and other benefits than the main app.

Features of GB WhatsApp

*Ability to read receipts of specific contacts

*Allows longer group names up to 35 characters

*Ability to view stories after 24 hours

*Extension of broadcast list from the actual 250 to 600 users

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