According to reports, WhatsApp, a social messaging programme owned by Meta, is developing a new feature for its PC users. Users of WhatsApp desktop will be able to exchange images and videos
A number of new features for WhatsApp, Meta’s instant messaging service, have been released. The new features aim to enhance the chat messenger’s status experience. The dominant social media platform claims that
According to a report in WABetaInfo, a website that tracks news and changes pertaining to WhatsApp, the Meta-owned service is developing the capacity to release longer group subjects and descriptions in order
New camera modes and blocking shortcuts are two additions that WhatsApp will soon get. In addition to these two capabilities, WhatsApp is also developing a third. The most recent reports state that
Despite the fact that WhatsApp is one of the best messaging programmes available, you can’t ignore some of its absurd restrictions, such as the inability to use numerous devices with a single
WhatsApp is developing a feature that would enable users to send text messages that can only be read by the receiver once before they are destroyed, according to WABetaInfo. This text message
As reported by TechCrunch, WhatsApp has begun providing 3D avatars for its users globally that can be used as profile photographs or customised stickers, months after their rollout on Instagram, Facebook, and
Nearly 500 million WhatsApp users’ phone numbers have been listed for sale online in what may be one of the greatest data breaches. Cybernews said that an actor claimed to be selling
The messaging capabilities of WhatsApp need not be described. Due to the support for connected devices and the millions of users they have worldwide, WhatsApp’s chat services are now more widely available
WhatsApp has been introducing new features including Communities, self-chat, unread message filtering, and others. The much-anticipated “Companion mode” is now being added to the app’s beta version by the creators. The feature
Communities is a recent addition to the WhatsApp instant messaging service, which is owned by Meta. Communities, as the name implies, let members of various WhatsApp groups stay in touch with one