WhatsApp is replacing its native Windows app with a web wrapper, leading to higher RAM use, design mismatches, and changes to how notifications work.

New WhatsApp "Imagine Me" feature leaks, may let you create AI stickers of yourself. You'll have to upload images of yourself to train the AI model, though.

WhatsApp, a free text and VoIP app, uses Wi-Fi and cellular data and offers a profusion of features. We show you how to get the most out of it.

Meta AI’s ‘Imagine Me’ lets users create personalised images on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger using facial recognition ...

A new WhatsApp feature lets you undo your “delete for me” action within 5 seconds. Photo: Yui Mok (AP) WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that lets you undo a majorly awkward move in the ...

When WhatsApp Business launched in 2018, it's safe to say that many people feared they'd be inundated with promotional messages from businesses. Those fears have largely proven unfounded. Dori-Jo ...

‘WhatsApp cut me off with no explanation — it nearly destroyed my business’ Tom Bolt’s life came to a standstill during his two-week ban from the messaging app ...

What my 12-year-old told me about WhatsApp groups changed my mind about a ban. There’s been a fierce backlash against Meta’s decision to lower the age of WhatsApp from 16 to 13, writes ...

WhatsApp users in India may soon be able to generate personalised AI images with the 'Imagine Me' feature. Users may have to take setup photos for Meta AI to analyse and create accurate images.

WhatsApp has introduced a feature called 'accidental delete' to undo the 'Delete for Me' action and make messages deleted for all in a conversation.