WhatsApp suffers outage in India, users unable to send messages
Meta-owned popular messaging app WhatsApp on Saturday went down for users in India, who were unable to send messages and upload status.
Meta-owned popular messaging app WhatsApp on Saturday went down for users in India, who were unable to send messages and upload status.
A high school teacher was arrested on charges of sending 'ugly and sexual' texts on WhatsApp to girl students in Purbasthali.
The Andhra Pradesh government will provide 500 services through WhatsApp by June 30, state IT and Electronics Minister Nara Lokesh announced on Tuesday.
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on Monday collaborated with WhatsApp to extend ‘Scam Se Bacho,’ Meta’s safety campaign against online scams and spam.
The Odisha government and Meta India on Friday collaborated to launch a unified WhatsApp chatbot that will offer all public services to more than 4.5 crore people in the state.
The company is giving away Rs 11 cashback up to three times by sending money to three different contacts via unified payments interface (UPI) on WhatsApp.
With the latest beta release of its iOS app, WhatsApp has added an option that allows users to limit specific individuals from seeing their "Last Scene" status, according to WABetaInfo.
A police official said people are receiving calls from unknown numbers feigning to be some important person or senior officer.
Group admins will also be able to remove errant or problematic messages from everyone's chats.
In November last year, the NPCI approved increasing the user cap for WhatsApp's payment service from the current 20 million to 40 million users.