WhatsApp

WhatsApp is starting to roll out a new feature that allows users to hide their online status from people they choose. According to reports, the ability to hide your online status is rolling out to beta testers on the Android beta version 2.22.20.9 of the Meta-owned instant messaging app.

This new service will allow users to pay for their recharges via 'payments on WhatsApp' rather than logging into any other Mobile App or Netbanking portal, making it easier and faster for millions of the bank's FASTag users.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has announced that the subsidy on electricity bills in Delhi will now become optional. If your electricity subscription is with BSES then you can easily apply for the electricity Voluntary Subsidy Scheme through WhatsApp. Here's how.

Thanks to the new update, the orange heart emoji is now fully compatible with the animation. The animated emoji will now be available. According to reports, "the new animation for these emojis was released after installing the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.18.8 update."

WhatsApp also offers several stickers and backgrounds to help you customise your payment experience on the platform. To access these stickers and backgrounds, go to the 'Sticker' icon in the chat composer.

WhatsApp is currently testing a new feature that allows users to send a WhatsApp message to themselves using the same registered number. Users cannot send messages to their registered phone numbers via the platform.

The high court dismissed WhatsApp and Facebook's appeals against an order dismissing their challenge to a Competition Commission of India (CCI) investigation into the instant messaging platform's updated privacy policy for 2021.

SBI customers who wish to opt for the WhatsApp banking facility will have to register first. Then customers now can check their account balance and get mini statements via WhatsApp.The WhatsApp banking function is an optional service that users can choose to use.

WhatsApp is one of the most used messaging platforms across the globe and millions of users depend on the app for day-to-day conversation. WhatsApp payments uses UPI (Unified Payment Interface) to enable bank-to-bank money transfers. Here's a step-by-step guide to do the same.

The redesigned WhatsApp app has a slightly cleaner interface than the previous version; however, it doesn't look all that different.