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ChatGPT can reply to messages on WhatsAppThe new ChatGPT patch on WhatsApp comes courtesy of developer Daniel Gross who has rolled out a new Java Script that enables users to use the AI-powered chatbot to reply to WhatsApp messages. This unofficial integration utilises ChatGPT’s conversational skills and precise information delivery abilities to reply to text messages in a human-like fashion.  To do this, one would be required to download a language library from a webpage that contains the necessary files. Once done, users are required to open the “WhatsApp-gpt-main” file and execute the “server.py” document. This initialises the ChatGPT setup on WhatsApp. With the server running, one is required to type in “Is” hit enter and then select “python server.py”. This sets up the account’s registered phone number on the OpenAI chat page. Then, the user is required to proceed by clicking on the “Confirm I am a human” box to verify. OpenAI ChatGPT can then be found on the linked WhatsApp account.  The above process of integration has not been tested by 91Mobiles and hence we cannot confirm the security aspects of such a modification. 

After Telegram and Twitter, Meta Platforms Inc.’s META instant messaging platform, WhatsApp plans to introduce Apple Inc.’s AAPL iMessage-like edit feature. What Happened: WhatsApp’s iMessage-like edit feature is under development for the iOS, Android and desktop beta versions, according to WaBetaInfo. See Also: Microsoft Will Surpass Apple, Google And Meta To Become ‘Sole’ Big Tech Leader On The Back Of ChatGPT, Says ExpertThe new feature would enable users to edit sent messages for up to 15 minutes. An edited message will be labeled “Edited” within the chat bubble. The current version of this new feature is only available for text messages. However, it is expected to expand to editing captions for images, videos and documents in the future, the report noted. Why It’s Important: WhatsApp is set to give users the same time limit to edit sent messages that iMessage does. However, while iMessage shows a history of the edits to users, WhatsApp would only show an “Edited” label. Telegram allows users to edit texts in private chats and groups for two days after they are sent. Twitter Blue users can edit tweets within 30 minutes of posting. Check out more of Benzinga’s Consumer Tech coverage by following this link.Read Next: Zuckerberg Emulating How Tim

Messaging apps like iMessage and Telegram allow users to edit sent text messages. Meta-owned popular instant messaging service WhatsApp also started testing this feature in 2022. The company also started testing the feature on the beta version of its Android app. According to a report by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp has now started rolling out this feature to the beta version of its iPhone app. WhatsApp edit message option on iPhone: AvailabilityAs per the report, downloading the latest beta version of WhatsApp for iPhone has enabled the option to edit messages for a handful of testers. The feature works just like the option that is already available in the Android beta. To access this feature, users have to press a particular message and tap the “Edit” button. The report doesn’t reveal a specific timeline of when this feature will be announced to the general public.WhatsApp edit message option: How will it workHowever, unlike Telegram, WhatsApp is expected to restrict how users can edit sent messages. For example, users will only have 15 minutes to edit a message after it has been sent. iMessage also has a similar approach, where users are offered a 15-minute window for editing messages.Apart from this, iMessage also

A Southend secondary school has urged parents to check their youngsters' phones over "unpleasant" and "inappropriate" WhatsApp messages. Southchurch High School says it has been made aware a "significant" number of its students are members of various WhatsApp groups. In a letter to parents, the Southchurch Boulevard secondary school claims some of the content in these groups is "not always appropriate" and "unpleasant" for youngsters to receive. Parents are now being urged by the school to check their children's phones and devices "periodically" to make sure the content of their conversations is appropriate. READ MORE: ALL lines blocked at Southend Victoria train station as fault investigated The letter states: "Please be vigilant and monitor your child's activity on the internet and their phones. "It is not an invasion of their privacy; you will be helping them to stay safe.  "It is important that everyone in our school is aware of modern forms of communication and that we all work together to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our students." We passionately believe in providing unrivalled quality journalism and value for money. With a digital subscription, you can access our exclusive, insightful and trustworthy local news from just £1 a week. If you are not already subscribing

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new private newsletter feature, which will be a one-to-many tool for broadcasting information. However, it is still not confirmed if the feature will be called "Newsletter" as it now appears to be a codename, reports WAbetaInfo. The tool will likely be a new way to get useful updates from people or groups. The Status page is expected to include an optional section for newsletters that will be separated from private chats and does not compromise the end-to-end encryption of private messaging. Moreover, users will likely be able to control who they follow, and no one else will be able to see that, the report said. Earlier this month, the messaging platform had announced new features for its status, including 'Voice Status', 'Status Reactions' and much more. The 'Voice Status' feature allows users to record and share voice messages for up to 30 seconds on WhatsApp status. On the other hand, 'Status Reactions' allows users to give a quick and easy way to respond to status updates from their friends and close contacts. --IANS aj/ksk/(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the

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Associated PressDanish former minister charged with revealing state secretsA Danish former defense minister who had publicly claimed that Denmark's secret service helped U.S. intelligence spy on several European leaders said Tuesday he has been charged with divulging state secrets. Denmark’s prosecution authority said the country's justice minister has agreed to the recommendation that charges be brought against a former lawmaker, whom it did not name, for “divulging or passing on secrets of importance to the state.” “The case includes highly classified information that cannot be presented openly,” prosecutor Jakob Berger Nielsen said in a statement.TheStreet.comChesapeake Energy's Charts Look Vulnerable Ahead of EarningsChesapeake Energy Corp is expected to report their latest quarterly figures after the close of trading Tuesday. In this daily bar chart of CHK, below, I can see that prices "rolled over" from August to December and then started a downtrend. The trading volume histogram looks slightly more active in the past two months telling me that traders are voting with their feet.PR NewswireSerotonin Centers to Open 6 New Franchise Locations throughout BostonSerotonin Centers, an emerging wellness and anti-aging/longevity franchise that is rapidly expanding nationwide, has secured an agreement to develop 6 franchise locations in the Boston area. Site

Reported By:| Edited By: DNA Web Team |Source: DNA Web Desk |Updated: Feb 21, 2023, 12:11 PM ISTChatGPT is one of the most talked about things in the tech sector right now. The smart AI chatbot has pushed the competition between Google and Microsoft to another level. ChatGPT can answer almost everything that you need to know, it can write you a poem, ask you a riddle, write codes for you and several other things. But do you know that ChatGPT can also reply to WhatsApp messages for you? WhatsApp is the most used messaging platform across the globe and millions of users rely on the app for day to day communication but at times we don’t have the chance to reply to each and every message. Thanks to ChatGPT, you don’t have to reply to all messages as the AI chatbot will do it for you. Although WhatsApp has not provided any official support to integrate ChatGPT into the app, users can do this via third party. How to integrate ChatGPT into WhatsApp Users can integrate ChatGPT into WhatsApp through the help of GitHub. A developer has created a Python script that can help you to integrate ChatGPT into

WhatsApp releases new app updates for its Android, iOS, and desktop users almost every month. With new updates, the meta property platform releases security fixes and new features to improve privacy and user experience. This month, in its latest update released, WhatsApp has rolled out the long-awaited picture-in-picture mode for iOS users. PiP mode will allow users to simultaneously open and use other apps while on a WhatsApp video call.According to the iOS version 23.3.77 feature description, WhatsApp reveals that with support for iOS Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode, users can now multitask during a WhatsApp video call without the stopping video. In particular, the PiP mode is not a new feature as it is already available for the WhatsApp Android app. However, for iOS users, since last year, WhatsApp has been working on PiP mode and even started testing it in December.How Picture-in-Picture mode works for iOS PiP mode will automatically activate if you exit the WhatsApp application during a video call. WhatsApp also allows users to hide or pause video call views if they wish to. However, if the PiP mode does not start, please update your WhatsApp or check the app permission in Settings to enable all the needed

New Delhi. Mark Zuckerberg, the owner of Meta Company, has announced that Meta Verified Service has been rolled out on his/her behalf. Since then questions are being raised whether the verified service will be rolled out for WhatsApp users. Some of the same users are asking the question that till when will you celebrate well? If not today then tomorrow the WhatsApp Verified service will be rolled out. Although Mark Zuckerberg will not give the exact answer to this. However, Mark Zuckerberg did not announce in his/her Facebook post that for which meta service the verified service is being launched. Because of this statement, users are raising questions. Company implemented verified service Along with Facebook and Instagram, WhatsApp is also a meta-owned company and Mark Zuckerberg, in his/her announcement, has instructed to rollout the verified service in the meta company’s product. Means 11 to 14 dollars verification fee will be collected for WhatsApp also. This is a subscription service. In which users will be able to verify the account with the help of government ID. Means users will get blue badge. Also, direct customer support will be available. The company will have to pay Rs. Meta has announced it will