WhatsApp

In another privacy-focused update, WhatsApp will no longer allow users to take screenshots of other users' profile pictures on the instant messaging app. The latest update is part of an increased push…

To beta testers out there, WhatsApp Beta has now been leaked with a new feature that gives Android users more authentication options to work with. This means that the app can unlock in several different ways other than just biometric detection such as fingerprint, face recognition, or using your device code. WhatsApp planning to add more authentication features to Android devices WhatsApp previously allowed only for biometric authentication thereby barring users who preferred other methods or had no biometrics…

Image Source : FILE WhatsApp Meta, the parent company of Facebook and WhatsApp has been reportedly working to introduce several new features in its latest updates, which are focused on enhancing the the instant messaging experience for users. Among these upcoming additions is a feature that allows users to convert images into stickers. New Feature on WhatsApp…

Anyone using WhatsApp should know that their chats and calls are end-to-end encrypted, just like on iMessage and Signal. It’s a security feature WhatsApp had before Meta bought the app. It’s also probably the reason WhatsApp was the only encrypted chat app Meta operated for so long. Facebook Messenger started rolling out end-to-end encryption only a few months ago.Since encryption is a strong selling point of WhatsApp, you might think the feature doesn’t need advertising. Chats and calls will remain end-to-end…

WhatsApp has been spotted working on a new end-to-end encryption (E2EE) label for individual and group conversations that is reportedly in development. The popular messaging application will show a message within chats that will confirm that the messages sent and received are encrypted and WhatsApp does not store any of the information. The new encryption visibility feature comes just days after Meta published a post highlighting the issues it is facing with E2EE and the resultant delays in…

WhatsApp has been working to enhance its security for users by introducing new features and upgrades. Now, the app is rumored to develop a new feature which will showcase that the user's chats are encrypted. Chat encryption is an integral part of any messaging application to maintain user privacy and that the conversation stays protected. WhatsApp has already included chat encryption to the app, now it is working to increase its visibility and expand the feature for enhanced user privacy. Know more about the new…

Image Source : FILE Meta set to introduce innovative Image-to-Sticker feature in WhatsApp updates Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, has revealed a series of updates which has been aiming to enhance the messaging experience for its users. A feature is expected to launch soon, which will have the ability to convert images into stickers and offer a creative twist to…

In a recent blog post, Meta has explained how third-party messengers will interlink with Messenger and WhatsApp. The company’s initiation into this venture follows the release of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by the European Union, a regulation that takes effect this week. Meta says it will use its existing client/server architecture to achieve interoperability. Meta explains how third-party messengers will safely integrate with WhatsApp The firm claimed that this method not only meets the DMA’s requirements but also…

In the latest wave of updates from Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, users can anticipate a fresh array of features designed to elevate their messaging…

Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, is continuously rolling out new features to enhance the user experience on its messaging platform. One of the recent additions spotted in testing is a WhatsApp feature that allows users to transform any image into a sticker, adding another layer of personalization to chats. While this feature offers users more creative freedom, it also raises concerns about privacy. In response to these concerns, Meta seems to be addressing potential privacy issues with a new feature focused on…