WhatsApp is a cross-platform messaging app. It makes use of internet connection on mobile devices for messaging, voice calls, video calls, and file sharing. The company was bought by Facebook in 2014.
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50% of American WhatsApp users don't know it's owned by Facebook
Research from the search engine DuckDuckGo has revealed 50 percent of American WhatsApp users don't realize Facebook owns ...
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WhatsApp's using street theater to fight fake news in India
The company is doing an actual roadshow with skits and songs to convey its message about spreading misinformation in India. ...
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WhatsApp co-founder: Facebook already had plans to serve ads on the app before acquisition
Brian Acton – one of the co-founders of the popular messaging app WhatsApp – resigned from Facebook in 2017. And with that, he left $850 million on the table in the form of non-vested stock options. He stood against the changes Facebook's management was trying to bring to WhatsApp, ...
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WhatsApp appoints a grievance officer to handle fake news concerns in India
WhatsApp has appointed a 'grievance officer' to address complaints concerning the spread of fake news and misinformation ...
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WhatsApp won't help India monitor messages to stop fake news
WhatsApp said it won't weaken the end-to-end encryption on its messaging service to help India grapple with fake news spread ...
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WhatsApp backups won't count against your Google Drive storage from November
WhatsApp backups will soon no longer count against your Google Drive quota, so the space you have on there will be entirely ...
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WhatsApp is finally ready to start making money
After nine years in existence, Facebook-owned messaging service WhatsApp has finally settled on a way to earn some cash - ...
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WhatsApp rolls out group video calls at last
WhatsApp has updated its messaging service with support for group video calls, allowing you to chat with up to 3 contacts ...
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WhatsApp limits message forwarding to fight the spread of fake news
WhatsApp is making yet another change to its service to prevent the spread of misinformation by neutering its message forwarding ...
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WhatsApp's label for forwarded messages won't be enough to battle fake news
Continuing its mission to help fight the spread of misinformation on its platform, WhatsApp is introducing a label to help ...
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WhatsApp begins its difficult battle against fake news in India
Following numerous lynchings across India, fueled by misinformation spread via WhatsApp, the messaging service is responding ...
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India must blame itself, not WhatsApp, for its devastating lynching spree
At least 29 people across India have lost their lives since last May in lynchings by mobs who believed they were kidnappers, ...
