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With more than 3 billion users globally, WhatsApp said advance reservations will help people claim their desired username before the full rollout. |
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With more than 3 billion users globally, WhatsApp said advance reservations will help people claim their desired username before the full rollout. |
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WhatsApp has announced a fresh set of features, to improve group conversations. The latest update introduces poll deadlines, anonymous voting, editable polls, @all mentions for instant notifications, and a quicker way to create new group chats from existing ones. |
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Whatsapp said it will share banned account details & law enforcement logo data with govt, but told SC panel that automatic video call cut-offs would be ineffective and could exacerbate panic. |
WhatsApp Introduces New Group Chat Tools With Improved Polls, @All Mentions and Easier Chat CreationThe messaging platform has added editable polls, anonymous voting, @all mentions for important announcements, and a shortcut to create new group chats from existing conversations. |
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Multiple WhatsApp users were abruptly locked out after receiving an in-app notice stating their accounts were placed under review to verify compliance with platform policies. |
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WhatsApp is testing optional age confirmation prompts for users in India ahead of new legal requirements. The move reflects tighter child data safeguards under the DPDP regime even as the platform faces separate scrutiny over usernames. |
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WhatsApp is trialing a new age verification system in India to comply with the forthcoming Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, set to take effect in May 2027. , Technology & Science, Times Now |
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WhatsApp has confirmed that it's testing "privacy-protective ways for people to confirm their age," tied directly to India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. |
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Many WhatsApp accounts were locked in India and placed "under review," here's a breakdown of what actually triggers this, and the habits worth avoiding to keep your account safe. |
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WhatsApp has responded after users, including in India, reported their accounts were placed under a 24-hour review without warning. Here's what the company said. |