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Apr 23, 2019
WhatsApp scammers are sending fake verification messages to lock users out of accounts
Clicking on the link sent by the scammer simply confirms to WhatsApp that it is you logging in. -
Apr 22, 2019
Sri Lanka blasts: Lankan government blocks access to Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp in the wake of terror attacks
Facebook did not respond to the government's request for better content moderation until services were suspended. -
Apr 21, 2019
Easter 2019: How to find and use WhatsApp Stickers to spread the cheer
Easter is the celebration of Jesus' resurrection from the tomb on the 3rd day after his crucifixion. -
Apr 20, 2019
In defence of the Bengaluru non-voter: Polling through WhatsApp, fewer potholes would've ensured record-shattering turnout
'To the number of those who voted, add those who wanted to but couldn’t, and the actual turnout would've been 97.64 percent,' a Bengaluru citizen's group said. -
Apr 19, 2019
BlackBerry Messenger to shut down on 31 May: Here's how you can keep using it
The enterprise version of BlackBerry Messenger will still be available for those willing to pay to use it. -
Apr 19, 2019
Good Friday 2019: How to find and use WhatsApp Stickers during the Holy Week
The observation of the Holy week began on 14 April and will end on 20 April. -
Apr 19, 2019
WhatsApp to soon replace current stickers in doodle drawer with official emojis
WhatsApp doodle drawer will reportedly no more have the boring flat-faced emojis. -
Apr 18, 2019
Video of PJ Kurien translating Rahul Gandhi goes viral: Ridiculing ex-RS deputy chairman done in bad taste, betrays insensitivity
Kurien is a 78-year-old and, at the rally, he was unable to hear Rahul despite training his ears on him. For Kurien, who is of a certain age and the situation was made much worse by the huge din from the crowd, his repeated failures to get what Rahul was speaking made him probably nervous and led to those errors that indeed were serious -
Apr 18, 2019
WhatsApp is India's most preferred messaging app despite its fake news problems: Survey
Of 1,520 Indians surveyed, 50 percent said they use WhatsApp every day to connect with family and friends. -
Apr 18, 2019
Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Despite Code of Ethics for social media platforms during polls, no way to gauge if it's working
How will a Twitter update or a WhatsApp update tell you if a piece of information is correct or not. That’s not their job.
