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Facebook-owned WhatsApp has rolled out an update revealing that the app will soon stop working on a number of Android and iOS smartphones.

8 things you need to do to improve your WhatsApp privacy Shares WhatsApp has become one of the main ways people communicate with each other around the world. However, the app has faced a lot of criticism due to its privacy policies. WhatsApp is set to share a lot of information with your contact list which many find intrusive. Additionally, there has been a long-standing rumor that the app may merge with Facebook and Instagram Messenger. This means that your data may be more at risk of falling in the wrong hands. Despite this, you may be able to keep your data safe by tweaking some settings o...

Want to recover old and deleted WhatsApp messages? Here are some tips and tricks If you're not moving to a new phone but have mistakenly deleted some WhatsApp chats and want to restore it, you can simply uninstall and reinstall it. (Image Source: Pixabay) Updated: Apr 6, 2021, 01:16 PM IST Do you want to recover any deleted messages on WhatsApp? If yes, we are here to help you out with it. Though WhatsApp has no official feature that lets you read messages that have been deleted, there is a third-party app called WhatsRemoved+. This app will make it possible fo...

Geeky Gadgets 9:00 am Introduction Since WhatsApp is among the most popular communication tools for both personal and professional communication, it stores valuable information that we can’t risk losing. For this reason, transferring WhatsApp chats from your old device to a new one is the most important task you have to undertake soon after switching to the iOS platform. We know that there’re no direct ways for moving WhatsApp data between different OS platforms. But before you start feeling worried, read this article and get to know about various professional ways to transfer WhatsApp ...

WhatsApp Privacy Changes Roil Users, Governments Uri Cohen Facebook under growing scrutiny after new data-sharing policy with the messaging platform announced The Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp on Monday lost a prominent user, when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced he was quitting the popular app because of the latest changes in its privacy policy. Ankara’s premier has hardly been the only one. The Turkish alternative to WhatsApp, called BiP, which Erdogan promised he would migrate to, gained close to 1.5 million users in the past 48 hours alone. More popular me...