News Summary

• The tech giant said it’s detected and disrupted about 8 million accounts engaging in scam operations during the first half of 2025.
• On WhatsApp, the company will now display a warning when you try to share your screen with an unknown contact during a video call.
• The screen also lists a variety of common scam techniques, like those involving work-from-home jobs or offers to make easy cash.
• The tech giant says it's also joining the National Elder Fraud Coordination Center, a newer nonprofit that brings law enforcement together with companies like AARP, Amazon, Capital One, Google, Microsoft, and Walmart.