WhatsApp is currently undergoing testing for a novel feature that grants users the ability to deactivate the receipt of messages from third-party messaging platforms. This update comes in the wake of WhatsApp’s
In 2023, Kaspersky observed a steady increase in the number of attacks on mobile devices, reaching almost 33.8 million attacks, marking a 50% increase from the previous year’s figures. The most prevalent
WhatsApp, the widely used messaging platform, is discontinuing its practice of offering free Google Drive storage for Android users to store their chat history, images, and videos. This alteration implies that WhatsApp
WhatsApp is said to be in the development stages of a new file-sharing feature that bears similarity to Android’s ‘Nearby Share.’ This feature, which is reportedly available in the WhatsApp beta for
WhatsApp has rolled out a new update for iOS users, version 23.25.79, bringing several features to enhance the messaging experience. The new features include the ability to pin messages in both individual
WhatsApp is reportedly discontinuing support for unlimited chat backups on Google Drive for users enrolled in the app’s beta testing program. This move comes as part of a broader update affecting Android
WhatsApp implemented bans on over 7.1 million accounts in India during November of the previous year. The surge in online scams, where fraudsters often used WhatsApp to contact victims, prompted the Indian
WhatsApp is reportedly in the process of developing a feature that will allow users to avoid sharing their phone numbers with unfamiliar contacts. This functionality, initially available to Android users in the
WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging platform, is reportedly planning to introduce a revamped dark interface and a redesigned sidebar for its Web version. The new color scheme and design changes aim to
WhatsApp has rolled out a new layout for the status updates header, bringing a revamped design to Android users. The Meta-owned messaging app introduced the update, which is currently available for Android
Google has announced a significant change that may not be well-received by a substantial number of Android users, particularly those who heavily rely on WhatsApp for their messaging needs. Starting this December,
A few weeks ago, WhatsApp made strides in enhancing the media-sharing experience by introducing the capability to send and receive HD-quality images and videos. Now, the messaging platform is reportedly in the