The WhatsApp snooping row is getting intensified politically with leaders making claims of their phones getting hacked during that time.

WhatsApp on Friday claimed that they had notified the relevant authorities in Indian and at the international level about the security breach in May, a day the government had asked for an explanation from the Facebook-owned company.

Diwali is celebrated to honour Hindu goddess Lakshmi, who is also known as the goddess of wealth. During the celebrations, people light up their house with with diyas (lamps) and lights. This festival is celebrated not only by Hindus but also by Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists.

Social media giant Facebook has confirmed that they will be rebranding their two famous products – Instagram and WhatsApp. Confirming the news, Facebook said that soon, Instagram will be known as “Instagram from Facebook” while WhatsApp will become “WhatsApp from Facebook.”

If you are getting an ad popping out when you open your WhatsApp on smart devices then you may be under the attack of malware called 'Agent Smith'.

The Indian Army in its new notice has barred its service officers to be a part of WhatsApp group where non-serving persons, including Army veterans, are members. The Army will keep a periodic check if there is a breach of order.

WhatsApp has become the latest application to get support for Dark mode, which has become the trend of the season. Google is adding a system wide dark theme in Android Q, while Apple has done the same with its iOS 13.

Now confirmed, WhatsApp will be rendering ads for the first time on its platform from 2020. And the process will start from Status page.

WhatsApp has launched its fake news service through which users can check the veracity of information. WhatsApp has unveiled 'Checkpoint Tipline', which is a major step to strop fake news issue ahead of Lok Sabha Elections 2019 in India.

This Chaitra Navratri, let’s send bunch of festival messages, SMS, quotes and best wishes to our your loved ones through WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other social media platforms. Let our friends and relatives feel that they are so special to us on these auspicious days.