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WhatsApp, Meta-owned instant messaging app, is used by billions of people to connect with friends and family members around the world. We also use the instant-messaging app to communicate with people in our work place. All of you should now that to send message to a person in WhatsApp we need to save their phone number in our contact list. However, there are times when we need to contact an unknown person on WhatsApp for some work and it should be a one time thing. So, we don’t want it to save it to our contact list as they can see our status and profile picture after we save their number. And many users who are concerned about their privacy also don’t want that. There is a way with which you can send message to someone without saving their phone number in your contact list. Let’s us know more about it. WhatsApp users can directly send messages to anyone without saving their phone number. However, there is no direct way to do this and you will have to go through some extra steps. How to send messages on WhatsApp without saving a phone number You can send messages to anyone…

When the WhatsApp message comes in, Yuri and Dr. Lana Yanishevski start working. The couple are translating medical records for children with cancer living in Ukraine who need to be evacuated to other countries to continue their cancer treatment.“It’s very important,” Lana Yanishevski, a pediatrician in private practice in Memphis, told TODAY. “Every chemotherapy protocol depends very much on the good diagnosis and the diagnosis already made. Doctors need to know what was done, which treatments they’re on and which arm of the treatment. So without the translation, it’s very difficult.”Helping from afarWhen Russia invaded Ukraine a little over a month ago, the Yanishevskis grappled with a lot of tough emotions. The couple —who had emigrated from Kyiv to the United States in 1991 — worried about loved ones still living in the country and felt like they wanted to do something to help their home country. Yuri Yanishevski reached out to a former high school classmate and offered to send money, but he couldn’t buy anything at the time.“Later on when we spoke again he goes, ‘I started buying SIM cards for the local defense battalion and so I can use the money,’” Yuri Yanishevski, an engineer at ALSAC,…

New Delhi: Statements by protected witnesses, including ‘Bond’, ‘Romeo’ and ‘Juliet’, as well as WhatsApp group chats — these are some of the reasons a Delhi court Thursday rejected Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student Umar Khalid’s bail application in the 2020 Northeast Delhi riots conspiracy case, one and a half years after his arrest.  In his order, Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat opined that “there are reasonable grounds for believing that the accusations against the accused Umar Khalid are prima facie true”. To reach this conclusion, the Karkardooma court relied on statements of several protected witnesses, though also noting that there are “some inconsistencies” in them.  Both the charge sheet and court order rely on statements made witnesses protected under aliases — ‘Bond’, ‘Saturn’, ‘Smith’, ‘Echo’, ‘Sierra’, ‘Helium’, ‘Crypton’, ‘Johny’, ‘Pluto’, ‘Sodium’, ‘Radium’, ‘Gama’, ‘Delta’, ‘Beeta’, ‘Neon’, ‘Hotel’, ‘Romeo’ and ‘Juliet’ (sic). The charge sheet and court order also rely heavily on WhatsApp chats from various groups like ‘Delhi Protect Support Group’ (DPSG), ‘Jamia Co-ordination Committee’ (JCC), ‘Muslim Students of Jamia’ (MSJ), and ‘Pinjra Tod’, which are common between Khalid and his co-accused.  The court also rejected the contention that Khalid was not in Delhi during the riots, noting that “in…

This tutorial is about the How to Share WhatsApp status to Facebook Directly. We will try our best so that you understand this guide. I hope you like this blog How to Share WhatsApp status to Facebook Directly. If your answer is yes then please do share after reading this. Check How to Share WhatsApp status to Facebook DirectlyIt’s New Year’s Eve and I’m pretty sure you’ll be flooding your Whatsapp and Facebook with loads of photos. But don’t you think that updating the stories is also a hectic job? What if I say that you have a quick way to update your WhatsApp stories on Facebook in one go? Isn’t that amazing? WhatsApp allows its users to share their status updates on Facebook from within the app, which means that people who want to share their WhatsApp status as a Facebook story don’t have to open Facebook separately and go through the tedious process of adding filters. , stickers , etc .must go through texts. Although most of the users post stories on Facebook and Instagram, there are people who still prefer WhatsApp to post their stories in the form of WhatsApp status.Now, the Facebook-owned messaging app is testing…

WhatsApp has started to roll out a new design for Apple iPhone users. The Facebook owned platform was testing the new user interface (UI) for contact and group information for quite some time now. The UI was already seen in the previous beta update for iPhones. If you remember, WhatsApp rolled out a similar user interface for the contact section for business information in a previous update. What are the changes in the new user interfaceWith the new UI, iPhone users will be able to see a round display picture of a group or a contact when they head into the information section. Users will also be able to see the number of participants right below the group’s name on the information page. Apart from this, a new ‘search’ shortcut button can also be seen next to the video call option. The search shortcut will allow users to search for a particular message in an individual chat or a group chat. The only difference between the business information section and contact information section is the visibility of status updates. For those who do not know, you can view status updates shared by businesses in the information section, however, you can…

Tall TalesAnd other stories from the stranger side of life A woman has accidentally told co-workers she “shat herself” in a WhatsApp conversation. Haematologist Eileen Merriman made the fundamental error as she was trying to send a message to a group chat telling her colleagues that she had “shut herself” in their office while socially distancing because she had flu symptoms.5,000 planets confirmedAstronomers have confirmed the existence of more than 5,000 planets, bringing closer the prospect of discovering life beyond Earth, said The Times. The Nasa Exoplanet Archive has admitted a new batch of 65 planets this week with hundreds of billions more thought to exist in the Milky Way and beyond. William Borucki, an astronomer who served as principal investigator for the mission, said: “I get a real feeling of satisfaction, and really of awe at what’s out there.”Singer hospitalised by fart shameA Brazilian singer was hospitalised with trapped gas because she was too embarrassed to fart in front of her partner. Viviane de Queiroz Pereira explained on Instagram that she “woke up at 5.30am with severe stomach pains” due to “an accumulation of trapped farts”. She told her female followers to not be “ashamed to fart in front of your guy”…

Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp appears to have a new feature to offer every other time.  The latest beta of the chat platform revealed that it would soon launch a language picker feature for users who want to manually choose a particular language for the application. WhatsApp 'App Language' Feature (Photo : Dima Solomin from Unsplash)WhatsApp's latest beta hint on the future release of an app language where you can manually select a language of your choice on your phone. On Tuesday, March 22, Android Police reported that there's an upcoming feature that WhatsApp users should anticipate in the future. The beta update for Android 2.22.8.3 presented an interesting feature about changing the app language in the platform. Right now, there are more than 60 available languages in the said messaging platform. In addition, the language of your WhatsApp will depend on your phone so you have no freedom in altering it. However, with the future update, you can now select your preferred language that you want to use in WhatsApp. As a reliable source, WABETAInfo wrote on its recent blog, the application is now gearing up to unveil this new feature for version 2.22.8.3 through the Google Play Beta Program. It…

Last year, when the pandemic was at its peak, the Indian government sought a solution to eradicate misinformation and empower citizens with the right steps to take precautionary measures and stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. This 24/7 digital helpdesk had to answer COVID-19 queries and handle the scale and diversity of queries being directed from millions of users across the country in English and Hindi. Within just five days, Jio Haptik built the MyGov Corona Helpdesk, a WhatsApp chatbot that helped users check symptoms and get a diagnosis and provided tips and precautionary measures to stay safe. Moreover, it also shared the latest updates and advisories from the Ministry of Health. Leading D2C brand which recently received a deal from Peyush Bansal, Co-Founder, Lenskart, at Shark Tank India, The State Plate was looking for a reliable solution to streamline their customer support. Within a few months of signing up with Interakt, a Jio Haptik product, it was able to resolve 1.5X more customer queries on WhatsApp. The brand uses the automated ticket assignment feature on WhatsApp Business API for routing the customer queries to the concerned team and getting them resolved, faster. There is a reason why these government…

WhatsApp chats You can keep WhatsApp chats hidden for as long as you like using this function. New Delhi: You can archive any of your WhatsApp chats to keep them hidden indefinitely. Even if new messages arrive, they will be hidden. Many times, such conversations are saved in WhatsApp's mailbox, where they are useless to us. You can keep WhatsApp chats hidden for as long as you like using this function. Here’s how to hide chat: Step 1: Open WhatsApp and choose the conversation you wish to save. Step 2: Three alternatives will be displayed above. Pin, muffle, and archive. Select the Archive option. Step 3: The Archive section will be shown at the top of your chat stream. You can always go to the section and access your secret chats. Step 4: Users can unarchive a chat by choosing it and then clicking the Unarchive button. Step 5: Go to the Chats page if you wish to archive all of the chats. Step6: Go to Settings by tapping More. Step7: Select Chats. Step8: Go to the Chat History page. Step9: Now, archive all of your chats. How to bring back chat: First and foremost, start WhatsApp. Scroll all the…

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has denied that British Army soldiers have been asked to delete WhatsApp.It follows reports suggesting there are fears of Russia hacking the mobile messaging app.An MOD spokesperson said: "We are not asking personnel to delete WhatsApp from their work phones and the advice is not linked to the Russian invasion of Ukraine."Alternative messaging apps can be more appropriate for work-related communication due to different types of security settings."The MOD highlights the use of an instant messaging service called Signal as an alternative option for personnel.The department says secure communications are always used at higher security classifications, adding that this is not a new policy.