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Meta-owned messaging application WhatsApp expanded the “Directory” feature to make in-app shopping easy for its users. Watch ARY News live on live.arynews.tv  It is part of Meta’s mission to step up its game in the online shopping field in Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. The feature is looking to facilitate users in online shopping.  WhatsApp is also working on tools to help companies in getting touch with large-scale companies overseas by going through their names and different categories. Related – WhatsApp edit message feature looks almost ready to launch The objective of the “Business Search” feature aims to help the application’s users in e-commerce without spending precious time looking for companies’ contact information. Mark Zuckerberg, who unveiled the new features at WhatsApp Business Summit in Sao Paulo, said his company wants to make business tasks such as online shopping done through the application easily.  Related – TikTok to partner with TalkShopLive for live shopping “We want to make it easier for people to get more done on WhatsApp,” he said. “Part of that is building better ways to engage with businesses. And while millions of businesses in Brazil use it for chat, we haven’t made it easy to

Last Updated: 18th November, 2022 16:01 IST Republic has accessed an explosive WhatsApp chat of Shraddha and her ex-manager from November 2020 where she speaks about 'the beating yesterday'. Image: Republic Republic TV has accessed sensational exclusive details in the Shraddha Walkar murder case. In the explosive WhatsApp chat, Shraddha and her ex-manager from November 2020 are talking about the "beating" the previous day that caused her blood pressure to fall and not have the energy to even get up. She speaks about going speaking to 'his parents' and needing to make sure he moves out. On November 24, 2020, Shraddha texted her ex-manager about a day off from office due to "all the beating yesterday." She also stated that Aaftab is moving out. "So yesterday everything got sorted after going to his parent's house," Shraddha said, adding, "He's moving out today." "And I wont be able to make it today because from all the beating yesterday I guess my bp us low and my body hurt. Energy nahi bachi hai bed se uthne ki (I have no energy to get up from the bed)," Shraddha texted. She again texted, "I need to make sure he moves out today." Walkar also apologised

ZUCKERBERG. Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies at a House Financial Services Committee hearing in Washington, US, October 23, 2019 Erin Scott/Reuters Zuckerberg highlights monetizing opportunities for WhatsApp and Messenger, signaling a shift in tone away from its focus on metaverse investments Meta Platforms Inc. chief executive Mark Zuckerberg told employees on Thursday, November 17, that WhatsApp and Messenger would drive the company’s next wave of sales growth, as he sought to assuage concerns about Meta’s finances after its first mass layoffs. Zuckerberg, addressing pointed questions at a company-wide meeting a week after Meta said it would lay off 11,000 workers, described the pair of messaging apps as being “very early in monetizing” compared to its advertising juggernauts Facebook and Instagram, according to remarks heard by Reuters. “We talk a lot about the very long-term opportunities like the metaverse, but the reality is that business messaging is probably going to be the next major pillar of our business as we work to monetize WhatsApp and Messenger more,” he said. Meta enables some consumers to speak and transact with merchants through the chat apps, including a new feature announced Thursday in Brazil. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Thursday’s

META Platforms said on Thursday (Nov 17) its WhatsApp messaging service will introduce a commercial directory and test a payments tool in Brazil, ...

Ashneer Grover shared the photo of a newspaper ad of WhatsApp and said the company should have instead put out an ad for WhatsApp Pay. November 16, 2022 / 03:13 PM IST Paytm chief Vijay Shekhar Sharma (left) reacted to Ashneer Grover's reference of his company. BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover on Wednesday termed WhatsApp Pay “the biggest failure in India as a tech product” and said it should have beaten Paytm, Phonepe and GooglePay. The comments come a day after WhatsApp India head Abhijit Bose and parent company Meta India's director of public policy, Rajiv Aggarwal, left the company, less than two weeks after the departure of Meta India's country head Ajit Mohan.“Everyone has @WhatsApp on their phone - sending money on WA (WhatsApp) using UPI is as easy as sending pic,” Ashneer Grover tweeted.“Country managers can’t win you markets - good riddance now.”Yeh ad hi dekh lo - iska kya acahar daalega koi customer - itni ad WhatsApp Pay ki kar lete instead. Public policy uncle aur vakil babu dhanda chalayenge to aisa hi hoga pic.twitter.com/CxSNv8LJmq— Ashneer Grover (@Ashneer_Grover) November 16, 2022When a user asked him why he did not mention BharatPe in his tweet, Grover said the company

In the 21st century, jotting down ideas before we forget them or saving web links could be made much easier if texting oneself on a messaging platform is allowed. The good news is, the most popular messaging-app WhatsApp now joins platforms like Slack and Telegram which lets one save messages for later. The Meta-owned platform's latest version will offer an easy way to text oneself.  In a rather surprising turn of events, the latest version of WhatsApp for iOS and Android users will now allow users to text themselves. The most-awaited feature hasn't rolled out for everyone just yet. WABetaInfo noticed that WhatsApp's latest version for iOS (version 2.22.23.74) will slowly roll out for all Apple users around the world. Surprisingly, this new feature is also available to Android users with WhatsApp version 2.22.23.77. Messages sent to yourself will be visible on all of your linked devices, and they are end-to-end encrypted, according to WABetaInfo. The messaging application is reportedly beta testing Companion Mode on Android. Although the modern feature is rolling out in a phased manner, the app's companion mode will allow users to use a secondary Android device for WhatsApp instances. 

Cristiano Ronaldo's problems continue. According to 'Indykalia News', the Portuguese striker has been chucked out of the Manchester United players' WhatsApp group. It is still not known, according to the source, who was responsable for this decision, but those who did it might be known. The group administrators are captain Harry Maguire and McTominay, and are therefore the only ones who would be able to add or remove members. This has supposedly happened after Ronaldo's explosive comments. The Portuguese, in a preview of an interview with 'The Sun' which will be released in its entirety either Wednesday or Thursday, claimed he felt betrayed by United and that he did not respect coach Erik ten Hag. In England, they have already said what the possible sanctions would be (£‎1 million and the termination of his contract), which has provoked some responses. According to 'The Daily Mail', the Red Devil's dressing room are very disappointed with Ronaldo, which was clear from Fernandes' cold and delayed handshake to him with the Portugal side. November 15, 2022

A FORMER translator for the British Army has appeared in court for abusive messages and calls over WhatsApp. Ahmed Farooqi, 32, admitted making threats and sending obscene messages while in Clydebank back in 2021. At Dumbarton Sheriff Court on November 4, fiscal depute Euan Nicholson said the unnamed victim was in a WhatsApp group chat along with Farooqi. At about 9.45pm on September 2, 2021, a photo was sent which caused an argument to kick off, and Farooqi began making insults including that someone was "his sister's sh**ger". The victim then phoned Farooqi and asked what this was about, but the insults continued. Farooqi left a voice message saying he would "f*** his sister" and "f*** his family". On the call he told the person he would "stick wood in your ass and beat you to death". When police arrested him later, he told officers: "It was not abuse on my side, it was against us because of the Taliban." He later pleaded guilty to sending messages that were grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character and did call the man abusive names and utter threats of violence. Farooqi's defence solicitor said his client moved to the

Beta users of the service can activate Companion mode by going to the options menu and selecting 'Link a device' File photo By ANI Published: Tue 15 Nov 2022, 7:24 AM Instant messaging and Voice-over-IP service WhatsApp will now be allowing its beta users to link their accounts to a secondary phone and an Android tablet. According to GSM Arena, the latest WhatsApp Beta for Android (version 2.22.24.18) brings companion mode, which allows users to link a secondary phone to their primary account. WhatsApp lets users link up to four Android phones to their primary account, enabling all the linked devices to access all its regular features and message encryption. ALSO READ: Dubai: Thousands of motorists save on parking fees by paying via WhatsApp Meta plans to layoff thousands of employees after Twitter: Report Beta users of the service can activate Companion mode by going to the options menu on the registration screen and selecting 'Link a device', reported GSM Arena. Android tablets can also be linked. This is functional only for a limited number of Beta users, and will take time to arrive for other users, in future updates. Presently, users of WhatsApp can access their existing account on

SynopsisWhatsApp is rolling out a feature called "companion mode." It will allow users to use the same WhatsApp account on up to four devices at the same time. The beta version of this feature is available as of 2.22.24.18 and has only been rolled out to some users.AgenciesAs of now, you cannot use the same WhatsApp account on many devices. And many people, who use two or more smartphones at once, have faced issues due to this limiting feature of the messaging platform. But here is some good news for all those, who want a solution. According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp has introduced a "companion mode" feature that will let users access the same account on multiple devices. The users would be allowed to use the same WhatsApp account on four devices simultaneously with the launch of the new feature, the reports said. However, the beta version of the feature will currently be available only to some Android users. The companion mode feature was tested in a previous WhatsApp beta and was available to tablet users. But now, Android users will be able to use this feature as well. With the newly-launched feature, when users install WhatsApp on a new phone