Merely giving disclaimers may not guard finfluencers from regulatory action
This development comes close on the heels of Meta laying off 11,000 employees worldwide, or about 13 per cent of its workforce, as it battles faltering revenue and broader tech industry woes
Director Public Policy Meta India Rajiv Aggarwal too resigned from his position
With the companion mode, WhatsApp would allow linking existing WhatsApp account to secondary smartphone
Users will see a handy tagline right under the missed call history item indicating that the call was silenced by Do Not Disturb
A few new features that Meta is providing could enhance daily communications. The use of new in-chat polls could be beneficial for choosing a meeting time or a movie to watch
The global tech giant is struggling, but its India unit is performing rather well
Users can now assign multiple collectible usernames to each of their accounts and publicly accessible channels on Telegram, so others can find and contact them easily
Google has begun testing a newly designed gallery-focused 'photo picker' in its Messages feature
WhatsApp's Communities feature allow users to manage multiple groups by bringing them under one umbrella
Meta Platforms announced that Ajit Mohan, Vice President and Managing Director of its India unit has stepped down from his role to pursue another opportunity outside of the company
The new feature will allow admins to better organise the conversations "under one umbrella", Zuckerberg added
In-chat polls, 32-person video calling, and group of up to 1024 members are some other features rolled out by the instant messaging platform WhatsApp
Elon Musk on Tuesday announced that Twitter users would have to 'buy' their verification blue ticks for $8 per month
Currently, social media intermediaries are only required to inform users about not uploading certain categories of harmful/unlawful content
This feature will help in transferring media, documents, contacts, and more from one device to the other
According to outage-tracking website Downdetector, at the peak of the outage, over 7,000 users reported being unable to log in
Telecom minister has said that regulations in the draft telecom bill will protect the customers from cyberattacks and will only be 'light touch'
Recently, WhatsApp went down for two hours. But this longest-ever glitch in WhatsApp forced millions of us to introspect, and ask one question: Is it time to think of WhatsApp as a public service?
Messaging platform WhatsApp has submitted its report to the IT ministry on the service outage that happened on Tuesday, according to government sources. The ministry had asked the Meta-owned messaging platform to share reasons for the service disruption. WhatsApp services snag on Tuesday had left users complaining about not being able to send or receive text and video messages, and services had resumed after nearly two hours. The sources said that WhatsApp has submitted its report on the service outage. Details about the submissions could not be immediately ascertained. An e-mail sent to WhatsApp on the issue did not elicit a response. In a late night statement on Tuesday, WhatsApp said a "technical error" caused the outage. "The brief outage was a result of a technical error on our part and has now been resolved," a Meta company spokesperson had said. According to Downdetector, which tracks outage reports, the messaging app was not working for many users across multiple region