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It's reasonable to say that, regarding phone applications, WhatsApp ranks among my most frequently utilised, as I rely on it daily to stay in touch with friends and family, but lately I uncovered something individuals ought to be warned about . Several weeks ago, a notification appeared on my device from Sky , or at first glance, it appeared to be a communication from Sky.

The WhatsApp notification arrived with "Sky" displayed as the sender and it also featured highly persuasive branding, appearing completely authentic. Upon opening the message, it informed me I was eligible for a broadband enhancement, and I didn't consider it particularly significant at the time.

However, despite not clicking any links or discussing the supposed upgrade with anyone, I was left astonis

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