WhatsApp has continued to innovate and enhance its platform, majorly focusing on making status updates more engaging and user-friendly. The upcoming will enable the users to view the mentioned contacts and share longer videos.
Elon Musk again made a statement against Meta, calling it to be "super greedy" for taking credit for advertisers who run campaigns on its platform. A Musk follower raised his concern on X.
WhatsApp continues to innovate and refine its platform by introducing new and improved features, to enhance security and better user experience. Here are a few of the updated features which are expected to be released soon on the platform.
The social media giant also asserted that it has dedicated over $20 billion to develop teams and technology aimed at safeguarding online elections.
Users can check the score by searching for the team to see the up-to-date score. They can also find the timing of the game by searching ahead of time.
Mark Zuckerberg wrote, “I don’t think we’re saying our devices are identical. We’re saying Quest is better. If our devices weigh as much as theirs in 3-5 years, or have the motion blur they have, or the lack of precision inputs, etc, then that means we'll have regressed significantly.”
WhatsApp beta for Android (version 2.24.6.8) enables users to find new settings which will give them control over the use of avatars to create stickers. This feature will empower the users to manage their images within the app, further enhancing security and privacy.
Users across the world encountered trouble accessing Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Threads. Additionally, Meta Quest users, on the other hand, witnessed login issues with their headsets, while some YouTube users reportedly encountered error messages while trying to access the page.
The users used X (formerly known as Twitter) to write about their woes, as it was the only social media platform working at the time of outrage. Musk also posted a meme with X leading the team of apps, along with an image of a post by Meta spokesperson Andy Stone.
A user of X (formerly known as Twitter) named Steven Mackey shared a post on the platform, in which he showcased the reports claiming Google's interference in the US elections.
The three-day star-studded event begins on Friday, March 1, 2024 and many popular personalities from around the world have arrived in the town for Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's pre-wedding festivities.
Zuckerberg acknowledged the high reliance on South Korean-made parts, especially in the context of geopolitical risks surrounding Taiwan, home to semiconductor manufacturing company TSMC, according to a presidential official.
Zuckerberg had a luncheon with Cho and other senior officials from the South Korean electronics giant in Seoul. Meta's CEO came to the South Korean capital the previous day to have a series of business meetings.
Meta's Quest 3 is being compared to Apple's Vision Pro. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes the Quest 3 offers better value and features.
Meta is testing a new trending topics feature on Threads to show users popular discussions, while also limiting the promotion of political content on Instagram and Threads.
WhatsApp has started rolling out a new feature which enables users to block spam directly from their lock screens. These spam messages have been a persistent issue for messaging platforms and it further aims to enhance user privacy and security while fostering a more seamless messaging experience
Meta expands 'Take It Down' program to help teenagers combat sextortion globally, offering support in multiple languages.
WhatsApp stands as one of the most utilized messaging platforms. Its widespread popularity presents businesses with the opportunity to improve engagement and increase sales by strategically scheduling messages.
Mark Zuckerberg posted a reel on Instagram, which included his old Facebook display picture stating, "Twenty years ago, I launched a thing. Along the way, lots of amazing people joined and we built some more awesome things. We're still at it and the best is yet to come."
The CEOs of five companies - Meta, X (formerly Twitter), Snap, TikTok and Discord were grilled for four hours on failing to protect minors from sexual abuse online. Republican Senator Lindsay Graham said these companies had "blood on their hands" as parents of affected children attended the hearing.
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