According to WhatsApp's monthly user safety report, over 2.3 million Indian accounts were banned in the month of August this year
WhatsApp is rolling out another feature for business accounts -- WhatsApp Premium
In the beta version, when a user tries to take a screenshot of a self-destructing image, a toast message appears reading, "Can't take screenshot due to security policy"
The WhatsApp Call Links feature is rolling out in a staggered manner and the process may take a few days to reach everyone
A screenshot showed that the camera shortcut is placed within the navigation bar and it will show up for those users that can already create a community in the future
WhatsApp New Feature: The meta-owned platform announced the new feature where users can search the chat with the mentioned date instead of typing keywords. Read this detailed report to know more
After rolling out several new features, Meta-owned WhatsApp is likely working on a new feature for businesses to let them manage chats from their linked devices in an upcoming subscription service
WhatsApp Desktop introduces a new feature in WhatsApp native app that will let you stay connected even after switching off. Read this article to know how you can connect offline easily
WhatsApp New Privacy features will be rolled out by the end of August. What are its key takeaways? How it would improve your experience? Here's everything you need to know
The new privacy features of WhatsApp are expected to roll out this month onwards, said Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO
Platform will allow stealth mode and prevent screenshots of 'view once' messages
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let users keep disappearing messages even after their expiration.
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has announced that it is rolling out a new feature that will let users react to messages with any emoji of their choice
After announcing that some major features are under development such as group polls and WhatsApp Premium, WhatsApp is now working on the ability to edit text messages for a future update
Instant messaging application WhatsApp has rolled out a new extension for adding extra security to its web app.As per GSM Arena, the extension is called Code Verify and its sole purpose is to ensure the web version of WhatsApp is secure enough and the end-to-end encryption has not been compromised.WhatsApp said that the web app is naturally less resilient against attacks. So the Code Verify ensures the same level of security as a native app on Windows, iOS or Android.
This is the second time the government has asked the Facebook-owned firm to withdraw its new privacy policy. And that makes the matter a tad crucial to all WhatsApp users in the country
Instant messaging application WhatsApp Messenger's latest update on iOS has brought a slew of features including a new animation for voice messages and the ability to disable receipts for these messages.According to Mashable, the latest update is now live on the Apple app store and comes with minor changes to the instant messaging app.The new features include a new progress bar animation that has been added for voice messages. With the new update, all the voice messages, once a message has managed to receive the end of the bar, will go back to the start automatically. Currently, this animation is only available for users who have iOS 13 and above.As reported by Mashable, another newly added feature is the ability to disable the read receipts for voice messages. WhatsApp users now would be able to switch off the read receipts that notify the sender of whether you've listened to the audio sent by them or not. To use the new feature a user needs to go to WhatsApp Settings > Account ...
The messaging platform laid out fresh terms in January, aimed at increasing business transactions on the platform
The WhatsApp multi-device feature is currently 'work in progress' and it is reported to be in the final testing stage
The multi-device sign-in feature would allow users to use single WhatsApp account on multiple devices simultaneously