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These updates will encompass information about city services, as well as content highlighting the vibrant communities, activities, and culture within New York CityToday, Mayor Eric Adams of New York City has unveiled the launch of the New York City Government WhatsApp Channel. This channel will be available in both English and Spanish, aiming to bolster and enrich direct communication between the Adams administration and the residents of New York. It leverages WhatsApp, one of the world’s most widely used apps, with over 2.4 billion users globally, including more than 98 million users in the United States. This platform serves as a vital means of communication for the diverse immigrant and international communities that make up approximately 40 percent of New York City’s population.Starting today, on Friday, October 27, 2023, subscribers to the channel will receive regular updates directly from the Adams administration. These updates will encompass information about city services, as well as content highlighting the vibrant communities, activities, and culture within New York City.WhatsApp introduced “Channels” as a new feature this summer, and it has already been adopted by private companies, celebrities, sports teams, and newspapers worldwide to connect with tens of millions of people.Mayor Adams emphasized the administration’s

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Kenyan conversational commerce startup Sukhiba Connect aims to power seamless buying and selling through WhatsApp as social commerce booms across Africa. The continent’s social commerce market is rapidly expanding as businesses leverage platforms like WhatsApp. However, limitations exist around digital payments and delivery, which is where Sukhiba comes in. The company has developed a B2B tool enabling companies to reach and transact with customers directly within WhatsApp. Sellers can manage orders, accept mobile payments, send notifications and group buyers without leaving the app. “We brought the ability to do the full transaction from conversation to purchase, payments and delivery on WhatsApp,” said Sukhiba co-founder and CEO Ananth Gudipati. So far, Sukhiba has enabled WhatsApp commerce for over 30 companies, largely manufacturers and distributors serving some 15,000 small and medium enterprises. These sellers use Sukhiba to help sales teams expand their reach and gain new retailers as customers. Features like customer routing assign reps to provide tailored support within WhatsApp based on location. Gudipati says this maintains vital personal relationships between buyers and sellers. Sukhiba essentially brings CRM capabilities to the messaging app. Companies can map views, monitor conversations and more to manage the sales process end-to-end. The startup operates in

The Canadian PressGulf oil lease sale postponed by court amid litigation over endangered whale protectionsNEW ORLEANS (AP) — A sale of federal Gulf of Mexico oil and gas leases that had been scheduled for Nov. 8 was delayed Thursday by a federal appeals court, pending court arguments that focus on protections for an endangered whale species. The Biden administration announced the sale in March and originally scheduled it for Sept. 27. But, in August, the administration reduced the the area available for leases from 73 million acres (30 million hectares) to 67 million acres (27 million hectares), asThe Canadian PressPrison officials 'intervened' to stop Paul Bernardo from making public statementOTTAWA — Newly released documents show that Correctional Service Canada stopped Paul Bernardo from having his lawyer make a statement to the media as controversy swirled around the notorious killer's transfer to a medium-security prison. Bernardo was moved to La Macaza Institution, a medium-security prison about 190 kilometres northwest of Montreal, in late May from the maximum-security Millhaven Institution near Kingston, Ont. He is serving a life sentence for the kidnapping, sexual assault andThe Daily BeastHere’s Why Mike Johnson Is More Dangerous Than Donald TrumpPhoto Illustration by The Daily Beast /

Drone video from Oct. 11 showed damage in the Al-Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City, where Tasneem Ismael Ahel was raised. The 19-year-old has documented her life under Israeli bombardment in voice messages.Credit...By Nedal Ahmed Via StoryfulIn a series of voice memos sent via WhatsApp, Tasneem Ismael Ahel, 19, described the war unfolding around her in Gaza City.Drone video from Oct. 11 showed damage in the Al-Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City, where Tasneem Ismael Ahel was raised. The 19-year-old has documented her life under Israeli bombardment in voice messages.Credit...By Nedal Ahmed Via StoryfulBy Yousur Al-HlouYousur Al-Hlou first met Tasneem Ismael Ahel in the aftermath of the 2021 war in Gaza. Since Oct. 7, she has been receiving dozens of her voice messages describing daily life under Israeli bombardment.It’s 14 October. 11 a.m. I am feeling like I am dead already. But I am still breathing, just still breathing. I miss my old life. I used to be a clean, tidy girl. And everything here is not. I used to be having everything normal. I just want to live normal. I just want to shower normally. I just want to use bathroom normally. I can’t breathe normally here. Everything is getting worse.Tasneem

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For a lot of people, their local moms group is a lifesaver — a way to get sleep training advice, find an emergency car seat, a vetted babysitter or just the words of encouragement that you need in rough moment of parenthood. But when it came to Kibbutz Be’eri’s moms group on WhatApp on October 7, the term “lifesaver” became quite literal. In a story for Israel’s Kann News, four of the moms from the hard-hit kibbutz talked about how their group went from “the happiest thing in the kibbutz” to a place where mothers shared their horror and real life updates of what has become the biggest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. Over 100 members of Kibbutz Be’eri were killed on October 7. Many of its residents were also taken hostage, including Vivian Silver, a founding member of the group Women Wage Peace. It took hours for IDF soldiers to recover the kibbutz, which was founded in 1946, from Hamas, as they threw grenades and lit houses on fire in attempts to get the residents out of their safe rooms. Through it all, the moms’ group text kept bearing witness to the horrors unfolding in each of their

Less than 1% of users are still on Android 4.4 Summary WhatsApp has dropped support for Android 4.4 KitKat in its latest app version, focusing on compatibility with newer operating systems. Only 0.5% of the world still uses devices running on KitKat, making the decision to remove support understandable. The update is part of WhatsApp's efforts to improve its product for current operating systems, including new features like multi-account switching and extra security measures. WhatsApp is the world’s most used messaging app, as it makes both corporate and person-to-person communication easy and universal internationally. Because of its worldwide reach, it’s integral that the app is available to as many people as possible across different operating systems and OS versions. Not all localities are able to use Android 14 with the technological resources available to them, so some have stuck with Android versions as far back as Android 4.4, otherwise known as KitKat. Now, as we noted back in April that beta versions indicated would happen, WhatsApp has dropped support for KitKat with its newest app version for Android. First released back in 2013, Android 4.4 was a marvelous success. It’s gone down as one of the most beloved versions of

La política de uso de WhatsApp define todos los casos en los que una cuenta puede ser suspendida de manera temporal o permanente. (Freepick)WhatsApp, una de las aplicaciones de mensajería instantánea más populares en todo el mundo, constantemente toma medidas para garantizar la seguridad y la integridad de su comunidad de usuarios. Y según informes recientes de portales especializados, la plataforma se está preparando para llevar a cabo un bloqueo masivo de cuentas que violan sus términos de uso, con una fecha prevista para el próximo 31 de octubre.Te puede interesar: Si hay un adulto mayor en casa, esta es la mejor configuración para su WhatsAppLas cuentas que se verán afectadas por esta medida incluyen aquellas que utilizan aplicaciones no oficiales, como WhatsApp Plus, así como aquellas dedicadas a difundir amenazas o mensajes de odio que puedan poner en riesgo la integridad de otras personas. La sanción se aplicará también a los perfiles que envían contenidos de naturaleza sexual relacionados con menores de edad, así como a los usuarios que comparten promociones engañosas y ofertas de trabajo falsas.Aunque ni Meta ni WhatsApp han confirmado oficialmente esta suspensión masiva de cuentas programada para finales de este mes, se presume que la

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