WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to send voice messages that disappear after they are listened to. This feature, known as “View Once” for voice messages, is an extension
Meta concludes the year with a series of novel launches and advancements, bringing forth ‘Imagine,’ a standalone AI image generator that expands its text-to-image generation feature. The platform, accessible at imagine.meta.com in
According to recent media reports, WhatsApp is gearing up to introduce an exciting new feature that allows users to share audio music while engaging in screen sharing during video calls. This innovative
WhatsApp is reintroducing the ‘View Once’ feature, known for its privacy-oriented functionality, allowing users to send photos and videos that disappear from the recipient’s chat after a single viewing. Removed a year
WhatsApp is set to introduce a new feature, currently in beta, aimed at improving personalization and privacy for users. The messaging platform, part of the Meta group, has been evolving consistently, and
Google has been gradually enhancing its Google Messages app, introducing additional features to make it more competitive with popular alternatives like WhatsApp, Signal, and Messenger. Recent updates include improved message management, enhanced
WhatsApp is reportedly introducing a new filter feature to enhance the user experience. The upcoming feature allows users to filter and view status updates in a vertical list. According to WABetaInfo, the
Netskope Threat Labs has released a report warning the retail sector to be vigilant that, unlike other industries where Microsoft OneDrive is both the most popular app used and the most popular
WhatsApp is set to revolutionize user interactions by introducing a dedicated shortcut for AI-powered chats. Initially revealed by Mark Zuckerberg, this feature is currently in beta testing, offering selected users a preview
WhatsApp Channels, a feature recently introduced in India and other regions, has reached over 500 million monthly active users, according to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Launched just seven weeks ago, the feature
Google Drive will now restrict the storage of WhatsApp backups, meaning Android users will need to carefully manage their backups to avoid surpassing Google Drive’s free 15GB cloud storage limit. In 2018,