WhatsApp is rolling out a series of new features to enhance the privacy and calling experience for its millions of users.

Parents can limit how teens use channels, whose Status they can see, who can see their Status updates, and control who can add teens to groups.

By Diana Novak Jones Oct 21 (Reuters) - A judge in New Mexico ordered Meta Platforms to pay $25 billion on Wednesday after a jury found the company had misled consumers in a case arising from ...

The upcoming user interface may replace the pill-shaped highlight with a green circle as Meta refines the floating bottom bar ...

WhatsApp is working on a new design for the bottom navigation bar on its Android app. The new design will have a floating bar with rounded corners. This could give the app a cleaner and more modern ...

WhatsApp is rolling out Restricted Chat to some Android and iOS beta testers, adding a way to keep selected conversations off linked devices.

WhatsApp first tested an in-app browser on Android in 2019. Now a WhatsApp in-app browser is taking shape on iPhone, and it ...

WhatsApp is bringing a new feature to Android users that allows them to watch status videos at double speed. The feature will ...

A Saudi engineer charged with trying to bug confidential OpenAI meetings frequently sent WhatsApp messages to a Saudi royal ...

You can now invite anyone to a WhatsApp call, even if they don’t have a Whatsapp account, so you can connect with people ...

WhatsApp and OffBall are teaming up once again to bring fans closer to the action with the return of The Chat, a live group chat for fans to engage with the celebrities they love, with a revamped ...

Anyone can click a link and join an end-to-end encrypted WhatsApp call, without installing an app or creating an account. ...