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Sharing Contact Cards with WhatsApp is Now Available on the Windows Beta App.
Contact cards will soon be able to be shared in WhatsApp for Windows.
500 million WhatsApp users whose data was put up for sale.
Up to 80 nations are said to have been impacted by the most recent WhatsApp data hack, including Russia, Italy, Egypt, Brazil, Spain, and more.
According to reports, WhatsApp is beta-testing voice status updates for iOS.
Recently, WhatsApp released WhatsApp Polls to users on both Android and iOS, allowing users to create polls within the group and allow voting.
In testing on Windows, the WhatsApp Desktop Call History Tab was discovered.
In a recent update to the desktop software, the new WhatsApp calls tab has been introduced to the sidebar.
WhatsApp is testing a modified camera interface with Android-specific video recording.
To record movies on WhatsApp at the moment, users must hold the image capture button down.
Users may now search, chat, and shop for products on WhatsApp Business.
On both the Android and iOS interfaces, WhatsApp previously released the Polls functionality along with 'Communities' for group talks.
WhatsApp discusses the distinction between communities and groups.
On Twitter, WhatsApp posted a video describing the distinction between Communities and Groups.
Issue preventing users from accessing Facebook's social networking platforms has been resolved.
A spokeswoman for Meta said, "Earlier today, a configuration change resulted in some users having issues accessing our products."
The IT Ministry is reportedly questioning WhatsApp about the reason for Tuesday's outage.
Both the desktop versions of WhatsApp and WhatsApp Web appear to be similarly impacted by the outage.
Widespread Rollout of WhatsApp Call Links Feature: Report
WhatsApp occasionally introduces new features to improve the usability of the app.
Russian legislator calls for a WhatsApp ban for government workers
A Russian politician stated that he wants to enact a WhatsApp ban for government personnel.
Mark Zuckerberg criticises iMessage and claims that WhatsApp is more "private and safe."
He asserts that WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, is much more private and safe than iMessages.