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WhatsApp Blocks Some Accounts in India for 24 Hours as Users Report No Warning

Several WhatsApp users in India said they were locked out of the messaging app for 24 hours after their accounts were placed under review, according to reports.

The issue began around 8 p.m. IST, when users reported being unable to use the Meta-owned service. Many said they received no prior warning before the block.

Affected users described their accounts as being "put under review," which prevented them from sending or receiving messages. The exact number of affected users is unclear.

WhatsApp has not yet issued a public statement about the disruption. The reports did not specify what triggered the reviews.

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