WhatsApp on Thursday announced a list of privacy and safety features it rolled out this year. These features include admin control, online presence, code verification, and more. Details here
The 'Message Yourself' feature is a 1:1 chat window on WhatsApp for the user to transferring media, documents, contacts, and more to self
Elon Musk on Tuesday announced that Twitter users would have to 'buy' their verification blue ticks for $8 per month
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is reportedly testing a self-messaging feature that would allow you to send messages to yourself more easily
According to outage-tracking website Downdetector, at the peak of the outage, over 7,000 users reported being unable to log in
According to Downdetector website nearly 29,000 reports were flagged by users on the WhatsApp outage
According to WhatsApp's monthly user safety report, over 2.3 million Indian accounts were banned in the month of August this year
After announcing several new features, the Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is now releasing the ability to add up to 1,024 participants to groups, for some beta testers
Founder Pavel Durov claimed that the company has been keeping the user's data under surveillance for the past 13 years
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"
Never share your WhatsApp SMS verification code with others, not even family or friends
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
With an average of 7 billion voice messages sent every day globally, they are a popular way of sharing in-the-moment updates
The new privacy features of WhatsApp are expected to roll out this month onwards, said Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO
Through this 'login feature' on WhatsApp, the user will get in-app alerts when someone else will try to log in to their account
Uber users can now avail its services on WhatsApp in both Hindi and English languages
Along with chats, the users will also be able to transfer their account information, group chats, chat history
Today, when everyday office conversations on WhatsApp have become part of our lives, most people have moved on from the strict formal language that once was required for official communication.
In a bid to make the messaging platform more user friendly, Meta-owned WhatsApp is likely working on a new feature that will allow users to silently exit groups.
WhatsApp received grievances against 495 Indian accounts which appealed to ban 285 accounts, out of which 24 were banned