WhatsApp is said to be working on a new feature that will allow channel owners to appoint additional administrators within WhatsApp Channels, a one-way broadcast tool for individuals and organizations to share
A recent report has unveiled another upcoming feature in WhatsApp, adding to the platform’s evolving capabilities. WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is expanding its offerings for desktop beta testers, specifically for Windows users.
Instagram is currently experimenting with a feature that allows users to produce custom stickers for their Reels or Stories using their own photos or images found on the platform. Adam Mosseri, the
WhatsApp is introducing a new “view once” mode for “voice notes,” which allows users to send voice messages that can only be listened to once by the intended recipient. This feature, currently
WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new menu feature aimed at simplifying the process of switching between audio and video message modes for its users. The feature is currently in the beta testing
Mark Zuckerberg, in an announcement, has revealed that users can now simultaneously log in to two WhatsApp accounts. This feature is especially convenient for individuals who frequently switch between different accounts, such
Meta-owned WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that enhances communication with friends and family. This feature allows users to respond to status updates with avatars, offering a more expressive and interactive way
In an era marked by increasing cyber threats, traditional passwords no longer suffice for digital security. The adoption of biometric authentication on various platforms, including budget-friendly Android devices, has provided users with
WhatsApp, the messaging platform owned by Meta, is reportedly developing a feature for its web client that will allow users to search for messages by a specific date. This “search message by
WhatsApp will discontinue support for certain Android and iOS smartphones starting October 24. According to the official website of the Meta-owned platform, WhatsApp will no longer be available on Android smartphones running
WhatsApp is introducing an additional privacy feature within its latest beta version, aiming to protect user IP addresses and locations from potential third-party threats. The new feature, labeled as ‘Protect IP address
WhatsApp is reportedly in the process of developing a new feature called ‘Secret Code,’ aimed at enhancing chat security and accessibility. This feature, which is currently in testing within WhatsApp’s Android beta