CAPE TOWN – WhatsApp has become many people's main source of communication and is more popular than sending an SMS or actually making a phone call.
However, not many people realise that the service also has strict terms and conditions, that if disobeyed can get users banned temporarily or permanently from using the service. When you get banned, WhatsApp will notify you with a message stating that “you’re temporarily banned from WhatsApp."1. Sending too many messages to users who do not have your number saved in their address books,3.
"Please review the acceptable use of our services” section of our Terms of Service carefully to learn more about the appropriate uses of WhatsApp and the activities that violate our Terms of Service." According to the social platform, if users think that their account was banned by mistake, they can email them to investigate and rectify the situation.
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