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Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, will begin charging businesses for customer-service messages sent through the WhatsApp Business Platform from October 1, 2026. The company will also introduce charges for utility messages sent in response to users within an open 24-hour customer-service window. The changes mean businesses that rely on WhatsApp for customer support and automated communications will face additional operational costs. According to a notice on the WhatsApp Business Platform, Meta said it would introduce per-message charges for service messages, which have been free since November 1, 2024. “Effective October 1, 2026, Meta will charge on a per-message basis for all service messages, consistent with how Meta charges for template messages. These messages have not been charged since November 1, 2024,” the company said. Meta also announced charges for utility messages sent while the 24-hour customer-service window remains open. “Effective October 1, 2026, Meta will charge on a per-message basis for utility messages sent in response to users (within an open 24-hour customer service window). These messages have not been charged since July 1, 2025.” WhatsApp rolls out new security features to protect accounts Service messages are non-template replies sent by businesses after customers initiate conversations. Utility messages, meanwhile

Natasha Poly for Perfect Issue 11.Photographer: Willy VanderperreFashion Editor: Katie Grand Writer: Byan Yambao Natasha Poly Zooms me from Amsterdam on a Saturday evening, fresh from the gym, hair pulled into a slick ponytail, wearing a plunging white vest. Her skin glows with the kind of frightening perfection that makes her look less human than bionic. My numero uno.  As I was finding my place in fashion in the early 2000s, she was quietly becoming the gold standard. Her runway walk of yesteryears infiltrated my core being. Put me on a goddamn airport moving walkway with music blasting through my AirPods and I will start mincing toward passport control, one foot directly in front of the other, summoning my inner Natasha. More than 20 years into her career, the precision is severe. No lost decade. No comeback. Luck expires. Most careers zigzag. Natasha’s is laser guided. Fashion kept moving the target. She never missed. ‘The challenge is to reinvent yourself all the time,’ she says. ‘You have to show yourself from different perspectives so people don’t get used to this one image.’ Earlier in her career, it was go, go, go: red-eye flights, night shoots, life out of a suitcase.

SAN ANTONIO – UTSA Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Aaron Fox announced the addition of Midelt, Morocco native and 10-time junior college All-American Meryeme Mai for the 2026-27 cross country and track & field squads. “With Meryeme, we’re getting an accomplished distance talent who has already proven she can compete at an extremely high level,” Fox said. “We’re excited to have her in San Antonio having only scratched the surface of her potential and we’re looking forward to helping her reach her top performances and her goals in the classroom.” A highly decorated student-athlete, Mai was dominant on the track for Garden City Community College, closing out her junior college career with a fifth-place finish in the 1500-meter, a fourth-place finish in the 5,000-meter and a bronze medal in the 10,000-meter at the 2026 NJCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships. She earned silver at regionals in the 10,000m, clocking a school-record time of 36:56.33, and at the 2026 NJCAA Indoor Championships, placed fifth in the mile at 4:54.19 and fourth in the 3,000m with a program record of 9:44.43. Additionally, she holds Broncbuster records in the 5,000m at 17:01.89 and 1,500m at 4:38.98. As a junior college

Homepage Sport Golf McIlroy made nine birdies and sits on 10-under in the clubhouse. ON THE HUNT: Rory McIlroy waves to the crowd. Pic: AP Photo/Jeff Roberson Sat, 29 Aug, 2026 - 22:34 Rory McIlroy shot a seven-under round of 63 to surge into contention at the Tour Championship. McIlroy - who started the day tied in 20th - made nine birdies and sits on 10-under in the clubhouse, with leader Ryan Gerard (13-under) still out on the course.   “It’s a unique week because if you look at the scoring, even starting yesterday, there were only like eight or nine shots that spread the field,” said McIlroy. “Obviously, it’s a short field. There’s only 30 players, but it does feel like if you go out and shoot a good score, the leaders, you know, I thought today if I could get like 10 was sort of my target, which is great that I got there.  » Read More

A primary school teacher has been banned from teaching after a misconduct panel found he sent sexually explicit images to a 15-year-old boy on Snapchat. Ross Bullen, formerly of the Priory Rise School in Milton Keynes, was issued with a prohibition order by the Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA), preventing him from teaching. The ban includes a two-year review period, meaning the earliest date he can apply to have the order set aside is August 13, 2028. Importantly, the teenager was not a pupil at Priory Rise School. Bullen worked at the Milton Keynes primary school, while the boy attended a secondary school elsewhere. The case centred on contact between Bullen and a teenager, referred to in proceedings as Person A, between March and May 2023. The panel heard evidence that several explicit images of Bullen were recovered from the boy's mobile phone during a police investigation. According to the published decision, seven distinct images were found on the device, six of which were described as explicit and showing Bullen in various states of undress. The panel noted there was no dispute that the images existed and had been found on the phone. The teenager told the panel he had initially

Mike Bailey says social media can be beneficial for wrestlers trying to build up their names, but Twitter is an “awful, awful place.” During a recent interview with POST Wrestling’s John Pollock, Bailey discussed the five-year period in which he was banned from entering the United States after previously attempting to work in the country without a work visa. Bailey said that during this time, he focused on building up a presence on social media. Bailey said: “If you look at all the great Canadian pro wrestlers through history, like if you look at Chris Jericho, if you look at Kenny Omega, if you look at guys like that, the story really is making it out of Canada, going around the world to build up your name and then come back.” “And that’s what I had to face when I was banned from the US for five years. I had to look ahead down the line knowing, okay, I won’t be wrestling in the biggest market for professional wrestling for a very long time. So, how can I continue to build up my name, to build up my brand, to let people know who I am, to still keep that

JAKARTA, Aktualita.co - The way Generation Z communicates online is shifting. While WhatsApp and Telegram remain widely used, young people's conversations are increasingly spreading across Instagram Direct Messages, TikTok Messages, Snapchat, Discord, and new applications that offer more visual chatting experiences. This change is blurring the lines between social media and messaging apps. For many young users, conversations no longer necessarily start by opening a chat app and typing a message. Instead, chats often originate from TikTok videos, Instagram Reels, friends' posts, memes, or interesting content that is then shared via direct message (DM). However, the assumption that Indonesian Gen Z is abandoning WhatsApp en masse is not supported by data. The Jakpat Gen Z Characteristics and Behaviors Outlook 2026 survey of 1,158 Gen Z respondents shows that WhatsApp remains the most widely used messaging application. A total of 89 percent of respondents reported using WhatsApp in the last six months, while 41 percent used Telegram and 9 percent used LINE. The survey was conducted from December 10–12, 2025, among Gen Z respondents in Indonesia. The data indicates that WhatsApp remains a primary communication infrastructure for young Indonesians. However, Gen Z no longer relies on a single app for every type

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