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A user of social networks has gone viral thanks to the conversation he had with his mother through WhatsApp . Although the conversation between the relatives begins – or ends, for them – with a simple “thank you very much” and a blue heart from him, the response of his mother, unimaginable for the young man, is not wasted. A boy puts his cat in the mixer. “What does the blue heart mean?” she asks, annoyed. His son is more puzzled, who does not understand the question. “What does it mean, what does it mean?” He replies. So she explains, “The red one, love. And the blue one?” , question again. Given the simplicity of her son’s response – “I like the color blue” – the woman is unconvinced, so she uses Google . This is where you find the answer to your question. The boy, perhaps overwhelmed by what he is experiencing, only manages to say “Mom?” . A conversation that has been very funny on social networks, which have already made the tweet one of the most viral in recent days . In fact, it has accumulated a whopping 35,000 ‘likes’ so far.

Photo Credit: Flickr WhatsApp is one of the most popular chatting apps. The app allows users to exchange text messages, photos, songs, video call, group calls with their friends and family members. Almost everyone is using WhatsApp now-a-days. Though it offers amazing features and benefits, it still does not allow users to send photos, messages or videos to more than 5 people at once. This becomes a hindrance when users want to share something with more than 5 five people at once. If they want to do that then they will have to share the message or media items by selecting five person each time before sending. Which is difficult and takes a lot of time if the user want to send one message or media item to hundreds of people at once. Though you can do this by creating a WhatsApp group, sometimes we just want to add some of the people in one group. But, you can send messages to multiple people easily without creating a group by using another feature of WhatsApp called ‘Broadcast Lists’. This feature will allow you to share some thing with as many as 256 people at once and will help you to save…

WhatsApp is one of the world’s favorite instant messaging applications, which is why it is always looking to give its millions of users new functions. As it happened this year when he introduced ttranscription of audios, emojis to react to chats and connect multi-device function, 2022 will not be the exception and lists more news, as advanced by the specialized site WABetaInfo. See what they will be! Photo: Getty Instagram Reels on WhatsApp One of the novelties that is expected is that dwithin the WhatsApp chats it will be possible to share and play Instagram Reels without having to enter the application, due to the connectivity between networks that it handles Goal, before Facebook: WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. Photo: Pixabay Log out in multi-device mode The multi-device function is one of the most recent novelties that came to the application, same as allows you to connect a WhatsApp account simultaneously without having to always have your cell phone, and the new function that arrives is for “Log out” on any device from your phone. Delete messages for everyone, but without limit Currently, the “delete message for all” function is only available during the first 60 minutes after the message was…

Having end-to-end encryption may not be enough cover for privacy when using popular encrypted messaging applications, because law enforcement can access your data when they want to. A Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) document prepared on January 7 has provided the kinds of user data various secure messaging apps can share at the request of law enforcement agencies. Titled “Lawful Access,” the one-page document detailed the “FBl’s ability to legally access secure messaging app content and metadata.” The “unclassified” document designated as “for official use only” and “law enforcement sensitive” was prepared by the FBI’s science and technology branch and operational technology division. According to Rolling Stone, which first reported on it, the document was obtained by a group called Property of the People through an FOIA request. It is an internal guide to how the FBI can snoop on targets using data requested from nine companies and their services: Apple’s iMessage, Line, Signal, Telegram, Threema, Viber, Tencent’s WeChat, Meta’s WhatsApp and Wickr. Information accessible include subscriber data, messenger sender-receiver data, device backup, IP address, encryption keys, date/time information, registration time information and user contacts. All but one (IP address) of iMessage can be accessed by the FBI. For WhatsApp,…

a e-mail Stranger alerted thousands of users to The WhatsApp All over the world, as it looks like it was shipped by the same developers like this Application instant messengers, who invite us to download a file Support from our conversations. However, cyber security experts have revealed that it is a dangerous malware that seeks to steal the information on your phone. How do you avoid it? Here are the details. As detailed by today’s computer, a portal specializing in technology, this message from The WhatsApp It looks original at first glance, as it even includes a banner with the name of the instant messaging app. It even reveals information of interest to the user, such as the number of deleted or restored messages. you can see: WhatsApp and the secret trick to find out if a friend or contact has deleted you However, the sole purpose of this email is to the user Download the attached file (The fake backup of The WhatsApp), which is actually a dangerous malware that infects your phone to steal your information, especially if you have financial apps installed. According to the post, the Office of Internet Security (OSI) of the National Cyber ​​Security…

A Email The stranger warned thousands of users Share Around the world, it seemed to be shipped by developers like this Processor Instant messaging, who invites us to download Backup Our Conversations. However, cyber security experts say that this is a dangerous malware that tries to steal information from your phone. How to avoid it? Details here. A portal that specializes in technology, as described by Computer Today, from this news Share This seems real at first glance because it has a banner with the name of the instant messaging application. It reveals information that the user is interested in, such as the number of deleted messages or retrieved messages. You can see: WhatsApp and secret trick to find out if your friend or contact has deleted you However, the sole purpose of this email is for the user Download the attached file (Duplicate backup of Share), Which is actually a dangerous malware that can infect your phone to steal your information, especially if you have installed financial applications. According to the release, the Internet Security Office (OSI) of the National Cyber ​​Security Institute (INSIB) has now issued this warning and urged users (or most similarly) who have received this…

In light of a recent announcement made by Uber on Thursday, 2 December, customers in India will soon be able to book cab rides using WhatsApp.A partnership like this is a first across the globe as a cab application is joining hands with one of the world's largest and most popular messaging app, WhatsApp.According to reports, the feature is currently being tested out in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. However, it is expected to be rolled out across the country.Also ReadWhat is interesting is that if this feature works out, customers will no longer require the Uber app or have it downloaded on their smartphones. An official from Uber said, “Everything, from user registration, booking a ride, and getting a trip receipt will be managed within the WhatsApp chat interface,” it has said.How to Book an Uber via WhatsAppIf you are an existing WhatsApp user, you can book an Uber cab through three ways:Sending a message to Uber’s business account numberScanning a QR codeBy clicking a link directly to open an Uber WhatsApp chatOnce you have done either of these steps, you will be asked to provide the pick up and drop off locations. You shall also receive the fare information before…

Uber, a cab hailing company from U.S. will now let users in India book a ride directly through instant messaging app service WhatsApp, the tech company informed on Thursday. The company will be rolling out a feature which will allow users to book an Uber ride through WhatsApp. The feature will kick-off of in the country starting this week, making commuting a lot easier for users. Since WhatsApp has the option of sharing Live Location and Location to contact, the feature to directly fetch a ride for the shared exact location on the messaging platform itself comes as a big sigh of relief. How does it work?This new feature by Uber could help the tech company tap into the more than 500 million user base of Meta Platforms-owned WhatsApp in India. With this feature, riders will no longer need to download or use the Uber app separately and can directly book a ride through WhatsApp chat. They will also receive their trip receipt on the messaging platform itself. So how does this work? It's pretty simple. There are three ways to book a ride via WhatsApp. Users can now book an Uber ride directly through WhatsApp... 1. By messaging to…

SAN MATEO, Calif., Dec. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- txtsmarter announced today that it has extended its unique ability to capture, verify, encrypt, and archive previously inaccessible communications channels, including Apple iMessage, Android SMS/MMS, and WhatsApp, to now include retroactive WhatsApp communications as well. The recent actions by the FCA and SEC, mandating companies to provide 18 months of WhatsApp communications retroactively for audits and legal proceedings, are forcing companies to take a hard look at internal and external gaps in communications monitoring. txtsmarter Founder and CEO, Nuri Otus commented: "We started working on this solution in June of 2020 in response to comments the FCA made in their Market Watch newsletter 68*, regarding their concerns that requirements for market abuse surveillance were still not being fully met, even five years after the introduction of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) in 2016. txtsmarter's ability to not only capture all communications in real-time but extending that functionality to pull in all historic WhatsApp messages from activated devices as well, allows companies to provide fully compliant communications surveillance coverage." WhatsApp, owned by Facebook, is the world's leading text messaging platform, with over 2 billion monthly users in 180 countries sending 100 billion WhatsApp messages every day. It's not surprising then…

US ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Ltd said on Thursday it would roll out a feature that will allow users in India to book rides via messaging service WhatsApp.The move could help Uber tap into the more than 500 million user base of Meta Platforms-owned WhatsApp in India."Starting this week, we are rolling out a new service that gives people the option to book an Uber ride via an official Uber WhatsApp chatbot," Uber said https://ubr.to/31e9mC7 in a blog post.Uber has been operating in the Asian country for the past eight years and is now available in 70 cities."Riders will no longer need to download or use the Uber app. Everything from user registration, booking a ride, and getting a trip receipt will be managed within the WhatsApp chat interface," Uber added.WhatsApp users can book a ride through either messaging to Uber's business account number, scanning a barcode, or clicking a link directly to open an Uber WhatsApp chat.Riders will get the same safety features and insurance protections as those who book trips via the Uber app directly, the company said. The WhatsApp chat flow will inform the user about safety guidelines, including how to contact Uber in case of emergencies.The…