WhatsApp users around the world reported issues with sending and receiving messages on the popular application. Users started to report that they were experiencing problems with the application at ...

Meanwhile, WhatsApp released details of another bug fix tracked as CVE-2022-27492 —an integer underflow flaw in WhatsApp for Android prior to v2.22.16.2 and WhatsApp for iOS v2.22.15.9 that ...

Users of Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, which are all owned by Meta, experienced outages on Wednesday afternoon. AFP/Getty Images. More than 20,000 WhatsApp users in India, about 46,000 in the ...

WhatsApp came under the ownership of Facebook, now known as Meta, in 2014. The app is one of the largest messaging services in the world, hosting 2 billion monthly users and processing almost 600 ...

But this doesn't mean that WhatsApp is perfect -- there are plenty of issues people want scrapped. Meta should take these five issues seriously and think about how to fix them for users .

LEGAL. WhatsApp. Add Topic. WhatsApp hack: Israel's NSO Group fined $168M for spyware breach. Raphael Satter. Reuters. Hear this story.

You may not be the only one. Thousands of WhatsApp users reported issues with the service on Saturday morning starting around 9:30 a.m., according to DownDetector.

WhatsApp has issued an urgent update after discovering a vulnerability that could allow hackers to gain remote access to a user’s device through a shared image or file.. The security flaw ...

WhatsApp is ending support for a series of Apple and Android devices, beginning on Sunday, June 1. It had been thought the change would come early in June, but the respite is over. Here’s the ...

WhatsApp says Meta AI, which appears as a multi-coloured circle on the app’s display, is designed to “answer your questions, teach you something, or help come up with new ideas”.

WhatsApp Ads face no apparent legal pushback in terms of privacy norms, said industry experts while privacy advocates argued ads still violate the privacy principles on which the app was created.