WhatsApp

WhatsApp always had the option to pin contacts to the top of the screen, now you can do it for chats with friends and groups also. The good thing about the new feature is that you can pin messages like text, poll, images, and emojis as well.

News of Sam Altman’s unexpected departure and subsequent dramatic return to OpenAI recently captured attention. According to a New York Times report, there is a WhatsApp group where the discussion about Altman’s departure took place. The group allegedly includes several CEOs, among them Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Dropbox chief too.

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In an effort to digitise the travelling experience, the Delhi government is planning to introduce online bus ticketing through WhatsApp. Here's how you will able to use it.

WhatsApp update: As per reports, this new exciting feature has been spotted in the WhatsApp iOS beta version 23.25.10.72 that allows WhatsApp users to share screen with the other person and listen to music together.

WhatsApp will offer channel owners the ability to forward supported messages from other conversations to channels. The feature is reportedly designed to improve the user experience on the platform.

Mark Zuckerberg-owned Meta is reportedly working on integrating its two popular social media platforms, WhatsApp and Instagram. WhatsApp users will be able to choose whether or not they want to share their status updates to Instagram.

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a feature to search users by their username. With this feature, users will have the option to interact with others using a distinct identifier, reducing the reliance on phone numbers.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has introduced a secret code feature for Chat Lock on WhatsApp, adding an additional layer of privacy for millions of users to protect sensitive chats on the platform. Once a code is created, it can be used to hide the locked chats so that they only appear when typed into the search bar.

WhatsApp has a feature that lets users trigger emojis during video calls using gestures. The feature is available on both iOS and Android apps for WhatsApp. As of now, there are only four emoji reactions that you can trigger using the feature.