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WhatsUpp? Whatsapp users are baffled as messaging network goes DOWN sending thousands on to Twitter to complainMore than 40,000 people reported problems with Whatsapp just before 10pm WhatsApp users said messages wouldn't load and they couldn't connect to itMost of the issues were reported in London, Manchester and Birmingham By Danyal Hussain For Mailonline Published: 19:12 EDT, 28 April 2022 | Updated: 19:23 EDT, 28 April 2022 Thousands of WhatsApp users have reported the popular messaging service going down this evening. More than 40,000 Brits reported problems with the service just before 10pm on Thursday - with similar reports made by countless others around the world. The cause of the problem is unclear but some users have reported being unable to connect to the service. Others said they couldn't send messages, while some said the app simply wasn't loading.  More than 40,000 Brits reported problems with WhatsApp just before 10pm on ThursdayBaffled users took to Twitter to complain about the outage. It appeared to affect users across the UK, while foreign-language data sites also reported problems. Most of the issues were reported in London, Manchester and Birmingham.More than 500 million people use WhatsApp, which is owned by Mark Zuckerberg's Meta. Reacting to the issues, one user wrote: 'Yes WhatsApp…

WhatsApp went down for about four hours on Thursday evening with the messaging app not working for people across the UK. According to Down Detector website, WhatsApp started experiencing problems at 7pm on Thursday. Some users reported the app was down and some said they had issues with their server connection and sending messages. It's not immediately clear what caused the issue. The company tweeted that services were running again at about 10.45pm. And we're back. Happy chatting! — WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) Having originally tweeted that workers were "working to get things running smoothly again", a follow-up post at 10.45pm said "And we're back! Happy Chatting!" WhatsApp is currently the top trend on Twitter with thousands of people tweeting about the outage.

Today in the connected economy, WhatsApp is offering cash back rewards on peer-to-peer (P2P) payments in an effort to entice new customers in India. Plus, Charter Communications and Comcast team up to launch a new streaming service, and Klarna hopes to expand its buy now, pay later (BNPL) offering into Canada with help from Global-e. WhatsApp Launches Cash Back Rewards on Peer Payments in India Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is hoping to attract more users in India to the app by offering cash back rewards for P2P payments. WhatsApp is also planning a cash back rewards pilot program with merchants, a move that will position WhatsApp to better compete with rivals such as Google. Indian regulators recently gave WhatsApp approval to more than double its payments offering to its 100 million users in India, which is the app’s largest customer base, with more than a half-billion users. Charter, Comcast Partner for Next-Gen Streaming Platform Charter Communications and Comcast have formed a 50-50 joint venture to launch a new streaming platform. The new platform will work on 4K streaming devices and smart TVs, and the venture will “offer app developers, streamers, retailers, operators and hardware manufacturers the opportunity to reach customers…

The The WhatsApp Creates a new one Feature for users to keep specific messages from temporary chats. people will be The ability to choose the messages they want to keep in the conversation. At the moment, there is still no prediction of when the tool will be available to the public. However, the other user in the chat will have a chance to accept if they want to keep this message. This way, if someone first wants to save the message in the group, while someone else doesn’t, the message will be deleted. The news came from the site WABetaInfoFocus on platform news. Some information about this feature is still unclear, such as whether anyone within the group will be able to save the message, not just the moderators. Until then, the novelty is being tested by some people in the beta version of WhatsApp. The platform has not commented on predicting when the feature will be launched for everyone. In practice, since it is still in the testing phase, the new tool may not be provided by WhatsApp.

Written by Colin Wood Apr 26, 2022 | STATESCOOPIn an attempt to fight misinformation on the same platforms that spread it, the California Department of Public Health last week announced a new chatbot aimed at dispelling myths surrounding COVID-19, particularly among Spanish-speaking Californians. The department unveiled the new chatbot, available in English and Spanish, on WhatsApp, the popular messaging service that has for years has been the preferred chatting app of Hispanics in the U.S. Through a partnership with Meta, which owns WhatsApp, California aims to chip away at what department spokespeople acknowledged is a massive problem. “We wanted to know how could help us with some stuff we were seeing everywhere, especially around myths and misinformation and malinformation,” said Yurina Melara, the California Department of Public Health’s multiethnic press secretary. “We were noticing there was a lot of mis- and disinformation on the web, especially in Spanish.” Scan this with a smartphone to chat with California’s COVID-19 anti-misinformation chatbot. Users can access the bot, which is free, by texting “Hola” or “Hi” to the WhatsApp number 833-422-1090 or by scanning a QR code. The bot allows users to text numbers corresponding with menu options to get answers to…

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Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has reportedly told his teammates he will be going at the end of the season and also left the squad’s WhatsApp group.Interim manager Ralf Rangnick confirmed that Pogba is out for the rest of the season after picking up an injury early on in the 4-0 defeat at Liverpool last Tuesday.The 29-year-old's current contract expires in the summer and United's £89million club-record signing looks certain to leave for a second time on a free transfer. Paul Pogba has reportedly left Manchester United's WhatsApp group ahead of his summer exitAccording to the Daily Mirror, Pogba has told team-mates he is on his way this summer, and is even said to have left the WhatsApp player group the squad uses to stay in touch. He has also received two contract offers amid interest from Real Madrid and PSG.It comes a few days after Pogba said that his career with Manchester United is 'not over' despite Rangnick's comments. Interim boss Ralf Rangnick (left) had hinted Pogba had played his final match for the clubPogba went off with an injured calf inside the first 10 minutes of United's 4-0 humbling at Anfield. He was the subject of a smattering of jeers from…

Reported By:| Edited By: DNA Web Team |Source: DNA Web Desk |Updated: Apr 25, 2022, 11:07 PM ISTConference calls are not just fun but also necessary to improve communication. As most people have shifted to work from home mode, it is crucial to remain up to date with the technological advancements. Recently, messaging platform WhatsApp has introduced some updates that help users to extend group calls to 32 contacts. The latest feature is being released for all the Android and iOS users. To use this feature, you have to update the WhatsApp app from Google Play Store and Apple App Store. In case you don’t spot the update, you may have to wait a little longer as the feature is likely to be released in a phased manner. Also, READ: ‘World’s only carbon-neutral spaceship’ will fly tourists to Earth’s outer atmosphere, here’s how The Meta-owned instant messaging platform has introduced a range of new features since the pandemic hit. It updated the calling feature from four to eight members earlier and has now extended the calling feature to 32 contacts. With the new group call feature, WhatsApp will be in line with the other video calling platforms, including Zoom and Skype.…

WhatsApp: these are the new emojis with gender diversity The most important instant messaging platform belonging to the Meta group incorporates an update to WhatsApp with more than 60 new icons for users. WhatsApp.WhatsApp, emojis, update Credits: Twitter Posted in TRENDS on 4/24/2022 · 5:48 pm Share this articleWhatsApp is an expert in fulfilling the whims of its users and this time it decided to give them an update in the emojis menu that the app offers. With the arrival of stickers, the use of emojis decreased significantly and through this action WhatsApp that constantly seeks to renew itself seeks to promote the use of small icons again.Emojis seek to provide functionalities to users to communicate and complement writing and the public of WhatsApp is extremely picky about what they look for in these little add-ons. The update adds 65 emojis to the list of existing emojisand among the new updates it can be seen that they clearly respond to representing different gender identities to return to WhatsApp a more inclusive platform.Users of WhatsApp From the platform they can converse dynamically by interspersing various resources in the conversation that WhatsApp seeks to constantly renew through its periodic updating. Among these tools As a complement…

If users want to continuously access a WhatsApp chat or want the discussion to show up at the top, they can pin it. Here's how to pin a WhatsApp chat. WhatsApp allows users to access particular chats quickly by pinning them. However, pinning chats is not the only useful feature that helps users organize their inboxes. WhatsApp also allows users to Archive chats and keep them in a completely different section. If users may, they can consider the new Archive section as a separate inbox where only the conversations they have selected show up. Although, WhatsApp does not show notifications from the Archive section. Most recently, the platform is said to roll out the extended limit of participants for voice calls. While WhatsApp allowed eight participants, it has now increased the limit to 32 participants, which is a significant improvement. In addition, the Meta-owned instant messaging platform has rolled out updated designs for voice message bubbles and information screens for groups. The feature was spotted by WABetaInfo, who shared a screenshot via its Twitter handle. While texting with people on WhatsApp, keeping track of a particular chat might get tricky. The way WhatsApp works, every time a user receives a new message, that specific chat shows…