WhatsApp has introduced new account security settings aimed at strengthening user privacy and account protection, offering users greater control and improved safeguards against unauthorised access.

WhatsApp has begun testing a new approach that allows users to access and try upcoming features ahead of their official public release.

WhatsApp may soon stop being completely free. The company is getting ready to test a paid, ad-free plan. Early signs of this ...

WhatsApp announced a pair of anti-spyware security improvements today, including a new ‘Strict Account Settings’ mode and ...

WhatsApp may soon offer a paid version for regular users, promising extra features, chat customisation, and expanded device support.| Technology News ...

Every day, WhatsApp handles 100 billion messages and 2 billion calls, the company says. But it has revealed that the 24 hours running up to the new year is always the biggest day of the year. So, it ...

When enabled, the setting automatically applies the restrictive privacy controls to a user’s account, limiting how WhatsApp functions in key areas ...

Here are the official descriptions from WhatsApp’s blog post: Member Tags: “We all wear different hats and sometimes you want to give that more context in a group chat. Now you can give yourself a tag ...

January kicks off with adjustments that affect our daily exchanges. Yet for WhatsApp users, these new features are changing habits. We take a look at how to keep your conversations running smoothly.

WhatsApp, one of the most popular messaging apps, is rolling out a paid subscription option that lets users enjoy exclusive features.