WhatsApp continues to refine its user experience with subtle but meaningful updates. With the release of WhatsApp for iOS version 26.1.74, the platform

Meta’s controversial decision to block third-party AI chatbots from WhatsApp has hit a major roadblock. After fierce regulatory pressure, the tech giant has

WhatsApp is preparing another visual upgrade that could change how user profiles look and feel. In 2026, the Meta-owned messaging platform may introduce

WhatsApp is quietly preparing one of its most visible profile upgrades in years. The messaging platform is working on a new cover photo feature for the iOS

WhatsApp is steadily transforming its web client from a simple companion tool into a fully capable communication platform. The latest development signals a

WhatsApp continues to refine how it tests upcoming features, and the Android beta update version 2.26.2.11 marks a subtle but meaningful shift in that

WhatsApp is preparing to make a major leap in how its web platform is used. According to recent reports, the company is developing a feature that will allow

For years, Meta has expanded its empire through strategic acquisitions rather than organic competition. The FTC initially claimed that buying Instagram in

WhatsApp continues to tighten its grip on user privacy, and its latest move reflects a growing global concern about digital traceability. With voice and video

The battle between the US government and Meta is far from over. Just when it seemed the social media giant had cleared one of its biggest legal hurdles,

WhatsApp continues to quietly evolve beyond simple messaging, and its latest Android beta update, version 2.26.3.6, offers a glimpse into a more family-aware

WhatsApp continues to refine how users control and understand their privacy, especially around Status updates, which are often shared quickly and sometimes

Currently, this feature is available only to a select group of beta testers, but the process is simple. When adding a new member to a group, the admin can

WhatsApp is quietly laying the groundwork for a significant change in how users experience the app, particularly in Europe and the UK. With the release of

Spam calls are no longer limited to traditional phone networks. Messaging apps like WhatsApp, once seen as private and contact-based, have become new targets

Meta is once again reshaping the boundaries of artificial intelligence inside social media. This time, the shift is not about faster models or smarter

WhatsApp is quietly reshaping how users experience group conversations, especially when joining an active group late. A new beta feature now allows existing