According to Mrinalini Rao, lead researcher at WhatsApp, the platform cares deeply about the safety of its over 1.5 billion monthly active users globally and over 200 million users in India
According to reports, the Facebook-owned company will shortly allow advertisers to display ads in its Status section
In recent months, WhatsApp has more than 1.5 billion users worldwide, has raised frightening new political and social dynamics
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WhatsApp is used by more than 1.2 billion people around the world and is a key tool for communications and commerce
WhatsApp has been running a pilot project of its payments services in India for the past few months
RBI had said that all system providers shall ensure that the entire data relating to payment systems operated by them are stored in a system only in India
Facebook is reportedly mulling to monetise the platform by showing advertisements based on users' interest and browsing history, according to a tweet by WABetaInfo
The WhatsApp message alleged, among other things, that the company had given interest-free and unsecured loans to its units, the people said
Whatsapp co-founder Brian Acton has alleged that Zuckerberg was in a rush to make money from the messaging service and undermine elements of its encryption technology
An update mentions that users can seek help through the mobile app, send an email or write in to 'Komal Lahiri', who is based out of the US
The government is working on guidelines to make it mandatory for companies to have their offices and top executives in India
IT Ministry sources say it is interested to identify 'originators' of messages, not know the 'content'
WhatsApp has partnered Digital Empowerment Foundation to create awareness about the need to verify information
WhatsApp announces that it would limit forwards of photos, videos, and messages to five chats in India and remove the quick forward button next to media messages
The app updated the users about the new format that will start from 12th November
Apple users have their messages stored in iCloud, while Android users have always used Google Drive
The world is in your WhatsApp group
The Facebook-owned instant messaging service is also reportedly testing more features to crack down on fake news on its platform
CheckPoint said the vulnerability gives a hacker the possibility "to intercept and manipulate messages