Got a link inviting you to download Pink WhatsApp? MCMC says ignore it.
PETALING JAYA:
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has released a notice urging members of the public to avoid downloading an application called Pink WhatsApp. “Users may receive messages and links that appear to be from WhatsApp inviting them to try the new application.
However, MCMC said the app poses a security risk as it can access certain items on the user’s device such as photos, contacts list and SMS.
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