WhatsApp can now let you bypass internet crackdowns

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WhatsApp has announced proxy support in the messaging app.
This allows users to bypass government efforts to crack down on WhatsApp.

Many governments around the world crack down on internet services, be it due to political unrest, protests in general, or for other reasons. Thankfully, WhatsApp has a solution with its latest feature.

The Meta-owned company has announced proxy support in WhatsApp, allowing people to stay connected to the messaging service if it’s blocked or disrupted by authorities.

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