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By: Nick Gambino WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world and for good reason. It’s easy to use and chockful of useful features iMessage could only envision in its dreams. That said, the app has looked pretty much the same for years. Well, it looks like Meta is testing a complete redesign for WhatsApp on Android. This bit of news was sleuthed by the folks over at WABetaInfo. If this information is correct – and it looks like it is according to the Google Play Beta Program – WhatsApp is getting more than a facelift, it’s getting a complete face overhaul. The new update coming soon will see a big change to the interface, namely to the top app bar. While that part of the app has been famously green for as long as I can remember, it now looks like it’s going to be white. That means the WhatsApp logo will have to change color because you can’t have white on white. The logo will therefore switch to, you guessed it, green. In this same field where the top app bar is located, we’ll also get a new menu button located just to the

Burnt vehicles in Haryana following clashes between Hindus and Muslims in Nuh. | Photo Credit: The Hindu For a reporter, sources are sacrosanct. Finding the right sources, nurturing and retaining them is an important component of the job. Sometimes, in the enthusiasm to retain a good source, a journalist may go a little too far, which could have consequences. The world of journalism is full of such stories.Everyone has their own methods of finding and retaining sources. Being a teetotaller and a non-smoker, I have always found myself at a disadvantage compared to my peers, who manage to build a rapport with people over a shared cigarette or a drink. Editorial | A Nuh model: On Haryana and the determination of the political executiveHowever, I make up for this by striking a personal note with my sources. I am a patient listener. As I am not very social, I sometimes push myself to attend gatherings, functions, and condolence meetings, to make my relations with my sources seem less formal.On occasion, however, this friendliness is misconstrued by the source as an approval of their ideology or perspective on a subject. And sometimes, when I am asked to take a position, I am

A few weeks ago, Mark Zuckerberg announced that WhatsApp was in the process of rolling out HD photo sharing, with HD video soon to follow. As of today, the process is complete: Meta has confirmed to The Verge that both HD photos and HD videos are available to everyone.“Both HD photos and HD videos have rolled out globally,” WhatsApp spokesperson Ellie Heatrick told The Verge in an emailed statement. The company also posted a promotional video to Threads earlier today encouraging users to “share epic moments” with the new feature, which has been available to beta testers for the past few months.After you select a photo or video to send from your camera roll, you should see an “HD” button at the top of your screen (to the left of the crop tool). Once you select this, a menu will pop up, prompting you to select “Standard Quality” or “HD Quality.” If you’re not seeing this button yet, keep an eye out — I had to reopen the App Store a couple times before the option to update finally popped up.Previously, WhatsApp users could only send images in very compressed quality, which gave the app a major disadvantage compared to

A few weeks ago, WhatsApp began rolling out a new Instant Video Messages feature, which, as the name suggests, lets users easily send a video message with just the press of a button. However, this feature has been bothering some users as it works with the same button to send audio messages. Now, WhatsApp is implementing an option to let users disable Instant Video Messages. WhatsApp video messages to become optional By default, users can tap the microphone icon in a WhatsApp chat to switch between audio and video messages. But because of this, some users were mistakenly sending video messages when they wanted to send an audio message. To avoid more situations like this, Instant Video Messages will become optional with a future WhatsApp update. As noted by WABetaInfo and confirmed by 9to5Mac, the latest beta version of WhatsApp adds a new toggle to turn off Instant Video Messages. The option can be found within the Chat settings in WhatsApp. Once the Instant Video Messages are off, the microphone icon switches back to its original behavior – sending audio messages when you tap and hold it. However, this doesn’t kill the feature completely because even with the toggle turned

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Earlier this year, Meta introduced Channels on WhatsApp. Since then, Channels have received several changes and updates along with new features to offer better user experience. Recently, Channels on WhatsApp received the ability to forward updates from channels and now the company has started rolling out advanced search filters for Channels.Advanced search filters for Channels now rolling outWABetaInfo has reported that WhatsApp users on both Android and iOS are now receiving the new advanced search filters for Channels via the latest version of the app. Users can install the latest version available to get the new advanced search filters in their app. However, it’s a gradual rollout and is currently available in select regions only. We expect it to become widely available in the coming days. What is advanced search filters for ChannelsAs a part of the new advanced search filters, WhatsApp has removed the existing filter options from the app. Instead, users now get more refined search experience. With this, WhatsApp now let users filter channels from their own country, most active, popular and newest channels.This entire change makes using Channels on WhatsApp much easier as it allows users to find the channel of their choice easily and quickly

In the year since then, more than 100 volunteers have joined the “Helping Hands” WhatsApp group to buy groceries for families in need, ...

IntroductionEducators hold an indispensable position in moulding the destiny of our society. They motivate, enlighten, and lead us, fostering our maturation and evolution. Each year, on the 5th of September, we observe Teachers' Day to convey our gratitude and admiration for these resolute mentors. In 2023, as we commemorate this unique occasion, it provides us with an opportunity to transmit our genuine greetings, expressions, and sayings, and share visuals to demonstrate our reverence and affection for our teachers. This article dives into the importance of Teachers' Day and provides a plethora of greetings, expressions, sayings, visuals, social media updates, and ideas that can be employed to celebrate and honour the remarkable mentors in your life.The Significance of Teachers' DayTeachers' Day is a celebration that pays tribute to the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a distinguished Indian scholar, philosopher, and the second President of India. Dr. Radhakrishnan advocated that teachers should be revered and given the highest regard. His birthday was chosen as Teachers' Day in India to recognize his contributions and underscore the value of education.Wishes and Messages for Teachers Day 20231. "Wishing a joyful Teachers' Day to the guiding star of my life. Your wisdom has been like

Read Deleted Messages on WhatsApp and InstagramRead Deleted Messages on WhatsApp and Instagram: Have you ever been intrigued by the cryptic phrase "This message was deleted" and yearned to unveil the concealed secrets behind it? Well, nothing can be more irritating than that at times. Your quest for closure ends here. Delve into the methods below to satisfy your curiosity and resurrect erased messages from the depths of oblivion.Recovering Deleted WhatsApp MessagesRecovering deleted messages in the world of WhatsApp, where messages are protected by end-to-end encryption, may seem like an impossible task. However, a clever solution emerges in the form of the WAMR app. This ingenious tool navigates through your WhatsApp notification history, revealing deleted message contents through notifications. Remarkably, the app's capabilities extend beyond WhatsApp, seamlessly encompassing platforms such as Instagram and Telegram.Cost: FreeRating: 4.5 StarsDownload: WAMR AppHow to use WAMR to access deleted WhatsApp MessagesTo use WAMR and access deleted WhatsApp messages, acquire the app from the provided link and follow the meticulous steps outlined below:Launch WAMR and accept the disclaimer on the home screen by tapping the "Accept" button.Enable the "Device & App Notifications" permission by selecting the "Enable" button on the subsequent page. You will be

ISLAMABAD: Global Director for Polio Eradication at WHO, Aidan O’Leary, met Health Minister Dr. Nadeem Jan on Friday, concluding the visit of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative’s (GPEI) Strategy Committee. This was the first engagement between senior GPEI officials and the caretaker government. In a meeting held at the Health Ministry, Dr Jan said: “It is important for us that our country and global partners and donors stand together in this final leg of the eradication journey.” The Strategy Committee of the GPEI, chaired by O’Leary, is an executive committee set up to oversee the management and execution of the Polio Endgame Plan, that aims to achieve eradication by 2026. “There is no time to waste. The Health Ministry will support any measure to interrupt wild poliovirus transmission by the global deadline at the end of 2023,” the minister added. “I am a polio worker at heart. I will ensure that not only does polio remain a priority at all tiers of governance, but efforts are more targeted and intensified,” he stated. Speaking after the meeting, O’Leary said: “Political will and commitment to get the job done is absolutely critical to the success of the programme.” “We have been particularly