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Here are the general tips to use WhatsApp even more effectively than before. Your WhatsApp app could be your greatest messaging tool that you can use besides the usual Messenger platform.

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After getting inputs from intelligence agencies, the central government has blocked 14 messenger mobile applications that were largely used in Jammu and Kashmir for spreading terror, sources said. According to sources, these mobile applications were used by terrorists in Kashmir to communicate with their supporters and on-ground workers (OGW). Messenger Apps Blocked in Jammu and Kashmir: Centre Blocks 14 Messaging Apps in J&K for Spreading Terror, Check List Here.

At least 14 mobile messenger apps have been blocked by the central government over suspicion that they were being used by terrorists for communication. Check the list of banned mobile messenger apps here. �� Messaging Apps Blocked! Government Bans 14 Mobile Messenger Apps Used by Terrorists, Check List of Banned Applications Here.

Intelligence agencies found them being used by people associated with terrorist organizations

Meredith Whittaker and other messaging app heads have indicated that they could be forced to pull out of the UK in response to new legislation