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WhatsApp update: WhatsApp, the popular Meta-owned instant messaging app, has rolled out a new feature that allows users to add descriptions to forwarded messages. This new feature is designed to provide more context and clarity to media that are being shared within WhatsApp.

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has announced a new program that will pay users up to $20,000 for reporting bugs in its artificial intelligence systems.The Bug Bounty program, which went live on Tuesday, will pay out prizes based on the severity of the vulnerabilities disclosed, with a minimum of $200 per vulnerability.

After bringing several new updates to its platform recently, the Meta-owned popular instant messaging application WhatsApp is now reportedly working on a tweaked user interface for the app by implementing a bottom navigation bar.

The viral message claims that the government is offering a free mobile recharge of Rs 239, valid for 28 days, to all users who click on a "blue link." In a tweet, the PIB Fact-Check team stated that the message is false and that no such scheme has been announced by the Government of India.

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WhatsApp hack: The messaging app introduced a new feature that allows users to share their voice status. This feature lets users set a status message in their own voice, which can be shared with their contacts.

The Union Health Ministry has said that the message being circulating in some WhatsApp groups is absolutely incorrect.

WhatsApp's assistance was being sought to identify the origin of the leak of the question paper.

Holi 2023: Want to send personalised Holi wishes to your WhatsApp contacts? Here is the step by step guide to create personalised Holi stickers to wish your family and friends.

Mark Zuckerberg-owned company is planning to lay off more employees in the coming week. This will be the second round of layoffs after Meta conducted one late last year. In the first round, the company let go of 11,000 employees, constituting 13 per cent of the entire workforce.