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WhatsApp has reached a significant security milestone: more than one billion people now use passkeys to protect access to their accounts. At the same time, Meta is adding stronger two-step verification and more information about calls from people who aren’t in a user’s contacts.

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ByStephanie SierraandSimone Chavoor Thursday, August 20, 2026 11:14PM Meta has announced a new AI-powered tool that detects ‘scam patterns’ in your chats and alerts you to potential fraud.

WhatsApp has begun testing a new machine-learning security feature that can identify potentially fraudulent messages directly on a user’s phone, as the Meta-owned messaging service seeks to tackle increasingly sophisticated scams without weakening its end-to-end encryption protections.

WhatsApp is adding anonymous polls, timed voting, @all mentions, and new group tools as Meta expands the app’s collaboration capabilities.