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🔰WhatsApp's Latest Vulnerability A new vulnerability has been discovered in WhatsApp. It causes the app to crash when a specific code is entered: wa.me/settings. If you share "wa.me/settings" in any WhatsApp Group or Chat, it will crash the entire group for all members. The only solution is to use web WhatsApp and delete the message. Please note that this vulnerability only affects Android devices."