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Users of Microsoft Copilot will not be able to access the AI assistant on WhatsApp as it will soon going to end. In an official announcement, Microsoft has confirmed that Copilot will not function on WhatsApp from January 15 due to policy changes brought in by Meta.

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The issue began when Meta updated WhatsApp's service terms on October 15, 2023. The new policy says that companies whose main product is AI will not be allowed to use WhatsApp's Business Platform., AI, Times Now

Microsoft has confirmed that the Copilot chatbot will no longer work on WhatsApp starting January 15, after Meta's new policy restricting general-purpose AI assistants on the platform comes into effect.

Microsoft Copilot will stop working on WhatsApp from January 15 due to Meta's new AI chatbot policy. Users must export chats and switch to Microsoft's standalone apps to continue using Copilot.

Unsealed court filings allege Meta allowed up to 17 strikes for sex-trafficking violations, prompting Elon Musk to accuse the company of inconsistent enforcement and prioritising engagement over user safety.

U.S. senators have asked the FTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission to probe Meta about the social media giant's revenue from ads on Facebook and Instagram that promote scams and banned goods.

Meta hid findings from its own internal research. One 2019 study reportedly showed that people who deactivated Facebook and Instagram for a week felt less anxious and less depressed but the social media platform never released this study publicly., Technology & Science, Times Now

Researchers from the University of Vienna reportedly scraped 3.5 billion WhatsApp phone numbers using a flaw in the Click to Chat feature, raising global privacy concerns. Meta, however, denies any data leak and says no non-public data was exposed. Here's what happened, what researchers found, and how WhatsApp responded.

Meta is working to bring advanced search feature and a web version of Threads to users in the coming weeks; Zuckerberg