Lately you have often heard about eavesdropping, account theft and hacking on WhatsApp and not only that, but how do you know if you are being "harassed" on WhatsApp? 

Various experts say that if someone is repeatedly and unwanted (on your part) trying to make you known or acting like someone you know on different platforms, then surely something is wrong and care must be taken. .

A repetitive, persistent, and intrusive fixative behavior that causes fear and alarm in the victim is considered "cyber stalking" and can be dangerous if not stopped in time.

In the UK, laws against this type of abuse are reviewed from time to time in order to take appropriate decisions that go hand in hand with changes in technology.

Experts suggest that in case of such doubt, you should study the other person's behavior and the way his speech or messages make you feel. Reporting someone about "harassment on WhatsApp" seems dramatic, but if you feel threatened it is the safest decision you can make.

If the first thing you do when you feel someone is harassing you is to block it, don't forget to take a screenshot of the messages to save the information you may need next.

Source: Bustle