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WhatsApp adds event creation to individual chats

WhatsApp adds event creation in individual chats, making planning and coordination easier with date, location, and virtual meeting options.

Zuckerberg nixes ‘politically biased’ factchecking

Facebook’s parent company will replace the program with Musk-inspired ‘community notes’ in the US

WhatsApp’s new feature: Greater control over animated content

WhatsApp's new feature lets users control autoplay settings for emojis, stickers, and GIFs, offering a more personalized chat experience.

WhatsApp tests reverse image search feature

WhatsApp tests reverse image search and adds document scanning to improve privacy and combat misinformation.

WhatsApp rolls out AR effects and scanning for iOS users

The latest update arrives just in time for the New Year celebrations, bringing festive-themed features to enhance video calls and messaging.

WhatsApp celebrates the festive season with new features

As the festive season approaches, WhatsApp is rolling out exciting updates to enhance user experience and make celebrations more interactive.

WhatsApp secures landmark legal victory against NSO group

NSO Group has faced mounting scrutiny for its spyware’s role in human rights abuses and authoritarian surveillance worldwide.

WhatsApp makes group alerts easier than ever

This new feature is being rolled out with WhatsApp Beta version 2.24.26.17, available via the Google Play Beta Program.

Bans and beyond: Is no social media for children the future?

Several countries in Europe and around the world could follow Australia in enforcing limits on social media use for children

Translate chats instantly with upcoming WhatsApp update

The translation process operates locally on the user’s device, ensuring that sensitive data remains private.

Bluesky: The rising star in social media

As frustrations with X (formerly Twitter) continue to grow, Bluesky has emerged as a major player in the social media landscape.

Karachi students accused of hacking school websites

Over the past ten months, the Karachi Cybercrime Wing has dealt with over 700 inquiries, with charges proven against eight individuals.