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The festive season brings excitement, shopping, and celebrations across India. You look for discounts, send gifts, and enjoy the joy of giving. But along with this cheer comes a wave of digital scams waiting to trap the unaware. Over the past few weeks, fake Diwali offers have flooded WhatsApp and Instagram. Fraudsters are sharing links and messages disguised as “special discounts” or “free gifts,” tricking users into revealing personal and banking details. ADVERTISEMENT Common messages like “Get 50% off this Diwali” or “Click here for your free gift” redirect users to fraudulent sites. These links often steal information or install malware that secretly accesses your phone data. The scam has evolved beyond links. Fake event invites, coupon codes, and gift card schemes now appear in direct messages or calls. Many ask for small courier or registration fees, leading to quick but serious financial losses. The best protection this Diwali is awareness. Avoid clicking unknown links, confirm every offer through official brand pages, and trust your instincts. If an offer feels too good to be true, it definitely is. Stay alert and celebrate safely. Subscribe to our newsletter Get first on net U.S. premiere reports, reviews, breaking news, trending topics, and

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WhatsApp is testing its username reservation feature that enables users to pre-book their preferred identifiers before launch. The phased rollout is aimed at ensuring fairness, privacy, and a smooth user experience. WhatsApp is developing a new feature that will allow users to reserve their desired usernames ahead of the official rollout. This early reservation system aims to give users the ability to secure their preferred identifiers before the feature becomes publicly available—eliminating the rush and competition for popular names at launch. The development was first reported by WABetaInfo, based on the WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.25.28.12. The upcoming username feature aligns with WhatsApp’s ongoing efforts to enhance privacy by reducing reliance on phone numbers for contact identification. The system reportedly integrates a matching key mechanism designed to decouple user identity from their mobile number—offering a more private and flexible communication experience. Phased Rollout and Early Access The username reservation process is expected to roll out in phases, allowing users to secure their desired names during an early-access period. Those who reserve their usernames early will automatically retain them when the full username system launches. This phased deployment will enable WhatsApp to monitor technical performance, gauge user demand, and ensure system

Synopsis Umar Khalid's lawyer told a Delhi court he was accused in the 2020 riots conspiracy due to a WhatsApp group membership. Other individuals at a related meeting were not charged. Khalid's counsel argued he even tried to de-escalate the situation. The court will hear further arguments on October 14. Khalid is accused under UAPA. ANI Delhi riots larger conspiracy case: Umar Khalid made an accused for being member of WhatsApp group, argues his counsel Umar Khalid was made an accused in the North East Delhi riots 2020 larger conspiracy case by virtue of being a member of a WhatsApp group, his counsel told the Karkardooma Court in Delhi on Thursday. He added that other persons who were present during the same meeting have not been named as accused by the Delhi Police. These submissions were made before the court during arguments on the charge. Umar Khalid is an accused under UAPA over the alleged conspiracy of the North East Delhi riots of 2020. Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Sameer Bajpai, after hearing the submissions, listed the matter for further arguments on October 14. During arguments, Senior Advocate Tridip Pais, representing Khalid, contended that Umar Khalid has been made an accused

Oct 09, 2025, 11:48:24 AM IST 1 / 5 A fraud that starts with a friendly message Scammers pose as customer service executives or bank officials on WhatsApp. They trick victims into sharing their phone screens under the guise of resolving an issue. Getty Images 2 / 5 One click gives them full access to your phone Once screen sharing starts, the fraudster can view every activity in real time. They can watch as you open banking apps, type passwords or read OTPs aloud. Getty Images 3 / 5 Your financial and personal data gets exposed instantly During the mirrored session, all sensitive details on your screen are visible to them. This includes UPI PINs, account details, debit card info and private messages. Getty Images 4 / 5 Hidden tracking apps make the scam harder to detect In some cases, victims are guided to download remote-access or key-logging apps. These tools silently record keystrokes and transmit them to fraudsters later. Getty Images 5 / 5 Simple precautions can protect you from big losses Never share your screen or download apps on someone’s instruction over WhatsApp. Verify caller identities, block suspicious numbers and report fraud immediately. Getty Images

Police Scotland probe officers' historical social media messages Image source, PA Media Image caption, Police Scotland is investigating messages allegedly sent by now senior police officers Author, Katie Hunter Role, BBC Scotland 2 hours ago Historical phone messages and social media posts - allegedly sent by now senior police officers - have been reported to Police Scotland. One WhatsApp message, seen by BBC Scotland News, sent between officers' personal phones appears to show a picture of a suspect being arrested in 2019 along with laughing emojis and a crude message. It is understood the force is also investigating claims of a now disbanded WhatsApp group involving police officers called "Porn, Porn, Porn" in 2017. Police Scotland said all reports of misconduct were taken seriously and thoroughly investigated but it would not comment on matters relating to individual officers. Warning: This article contains language people might find offensive. In 2024, 11 police officers – either constable or sergeant in rank - were suspended or placed on restricted duties after a series of historical WhatsApp chats were uncovered by Police Scotland. BBC Scotland News has been told that police officers who are now in more senior positions have previously sent similarly offensive