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Do you want to have and show off a new way of seeing your conversations in WhatsApp? Attentive to the following. Through it you can chat for free, as well as make remote video calls in a world where we must be separated today. The latest version of WhatsApp It also brings a series of details that will surprise you: for example, it is now possible to activate messages that disappear as soon as they are seen by all your friends, such as photos and videos, as well as those texts sent and that are not opened by your contacts in 24 hours. LOOK: Know what was the reason for a drop of blood on WhatsApp Although the application has a number of details, there are other little-used ones that need to be learned. Just as there is the “super dark” mode, you can also use the “super light” mode. How do I activate it? To have it on your cell phone, it is not necessary to download a complementary application to WhatsApp that, in most cases, tends to take part of your personal information or access the list of your contacts. HOW TO ACTIVATE THE “SUPER CLEAR” MODE IN…

Picture For Representation Only. Noida: The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) on Monday issued a helpline number, which is dedicated for the residents to register incidents of air pollution such as burning of garbage or dust conditions in the city, news agency PTI reported quoting officials. The complaints can either be registered by either calling on the dedicated helpline number or sharing details over Whatsapp.Also Read - Bio-Decomposer, Smog Towers: How Delhi Plans to Bring Air Pollution Under Control During Winter According to the officials, the facility has been set up by the GNIDA in an effort to check air pollution that spikes during winters in the national capital region with air quality also slipping to severe levels. Also Read - Niti Aayog Launches 'Shoonya' Program to Promote Zero-Pollution Delivery Vehicles The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority issues Helpline numbers Also Read - Delhi Issues Complete Ban on Storage, Sale and Bursting of Diwali Firecrackers Over Pollution Concerns K R Verma, who has been appointed nodal officer to check air pollution, said, ”A control room has been set up to address cases of air pollution. Residents of Greater Noida can call the control room and report incidents of air…

The way things currently stand in WhatsApp, users need to record the entire voice message in one go.The feature is likely to come as a relief to numerous users who enjoy using voice messages to converse over WhatsAppWhatsApp: A few days ago, it had come to light that WhatsApp was working on bringing a global voice message platform that would allow users to play voice messages even when they exit the chat and are opening other chats or features of the app. But apparently, that’s not where things end for voice messages. New reports have now suggested that the instant messaging platform is also looking at a feature that would let users pause while recording voice messages. The way things currently stand in WhatsApp, users need to record the entire voice message in one go, and if they need to take a break in between, they need to either break it up into multiple voice messages or redo the entire thing from the beginning.Also read | WhatsApp begins beta testing end-to-end encryption for chat backup on iOSNow, the rumour mill has it that the Facebook-owned platform is developing a feature to pause voice messages while in the middle of recording…

Pioneer EFCC Chairman, Nuhu Ribadu has strongly refuted a post being circulated on WhatsApp platforms where he allegedly said bandits were imported into the country by Muhammadu Buhari to oust Goodluck Jonathan from power in 2015. Speaking at a press conference in Abuja on Sunday, the ex-Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission asserted that the grammatically-flawed statement was a fabrication that has no basis. Naija News reports that Ribadu identified social media as being “partly responsible” for the country’s problems, stressing that social media promotes fake news, which creates religious and ethnic divisions in the country. Referring to the trending WhatsApp post, he told journalists, “July 2019 was the first time I came to know about it, and I came out with a very strong denial, saying that it was a fabrication and had no basis. “It was a piece of rubbish with very bad grammar and factual destruction, but indeed very damaging. I reacted very strongly after that. It didn’t stop and I was forced again to issue a statement denying it. “I thought that would have been the end of it, but not long afterwards, it started coming back again and I’m worried and concerned. “I…

(Image: Delivery Ka Speed)Fast food delivery services such as Uber Eats and Mr D don't operate in South Africa's townships and rural areas.Identifying this gap, Delivery Ka Speed was founded as a simple way to get food delivered through the maze of unmapped township streets.  The company was started by Hammanskraal local Godiragetse Mogajane and launched in late July.Since then, it's processed and delivered nearly 2,500 orders via WhatsApp, using electric scooters to save fuel costs, and make a powerful brand statement.For more stories go to www.BusinessInsider.co.za.A fast food delivery company founded in Hammanskraal, to the north of Tshwane, is taking orders via WhatsApp and driving electric scooters to service communities forgotten by the likes of Uber Eats and Mr D. Delivery Ka Speed, started by 24-year-old entrepreneur Godiragetse Mogajane after noticing a gap in the market for township deliveries, was officially launched at the end of July 2021. Orders are placed via WhatsApp. Payments can be made via EFT, online card payment, card-on-delivery with Yoco machines, or cash. Drivers are dispatched to fast food joints – mainly McDonalds and KFC – on electric scooters leased by the company.In less than three months, Delivery Ka Speed has completed close to 2,500 deliveries,…

Photo: ReutersPopular messaging application, WhatsApp, is currently developing a new feature for the app which will enable users to ‘pause’ while recording voice messages.As per a scoop on WABeta, WhatsApp is working on an update to bring about an improvement in the messages feature of the app.What is special about this feature?The expected update will be “very useful” for WhatsApp users as they will no longer have to stop and delete a voice message and record a new one all over again.Instead, the new feature will enable users to pause the voice recording by tapping on a pause button and resume the recording again from the same point where they left it.The feature had been spotted during the development of WhatsApp updates for iOS. The app is now working on rolling it out for Android as well.

The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) has now made its helpline for reporting instances of children in distress available on Whatsapp as well. The helpline on the number +919311551393 had been launched in April during the height of the second wave as a means to primarily address the issues of children who had lost their parents to Covid-19, or had parents hospitalised for the same. Now the helpline is available also for other child-related distress calls, queries on scholarships, EWS/DG quota, government school admissions, nutrition supplement distribution at anganwadi centres, immunisation, or for registering online complaints. Now, this helpline number is also available on Whatsapp, and the commission has emphasized that it should be used to report instances of child labour and child labour to enable the rehabilitation of the affected children.

Image Source : PIXABAY Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp down again for hours; services now restored Facebook on Saturday 'apologised' to its users as social media company experienced a second outage, just days after a massive outage caused in a similar fashion.  Facebook and its applications Instagram and WhatsApp as well as Messenger were down again and its users around the world again had problems accessing services for hours.  Facebook took to Twitter to announce the outage. “We’re aware that some people are having trouble accessing our apps and products,” it said. “We’re working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible and we apologize for any inconvenience.” It happened around 12 am (IST), according to downdetector, a portal that detects outages on websites. The company said that a "configuration change" had impacted users globally. ALSO READ: Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp coming back online after hours of disruption Around two hours later, the company said that it has fixed the problem. "We're so sorry if you weren't able to access our products during the last couple of hours," the company said it a statement on Friday evening. "We know how much you depend on us to communicate with one another. We…

WhatsApp has been at the lead with their end to end encryption settings and backup protection across the board. However, the recent Apple Transparency policy took everyone by storm and as the launch of the iOS 15 gives over new and more important privacy features, WhatsApp has taken on itself to be at the helm of their privacy policy, a possibility that they are currently under development in passing over to the user. An attempt at a master stroke to knock the Apple upgrade out of the park, Whatsapp has passed a custom privacy setting feature to be started development on for the new update release as a white wand over to the users. The recent update showed that the users have the option to choose who they share their features with, these include Profile Photo, About and Last Seen. The options under these belts include the typical Everyone, My Contacts and Nobody; however, an exception has been introduced this time which goes by with My Contacts except. These exceptions can be selected by you to be displayed by the list of contacts and selected on who not to display it to. This feature was first extended only with Last…

Editorial Newsday 2 Hrs Ago Finance Minister Colm Imbert - SUREASH CHOLAI A BUDGET is normally the most important policy statement by a government in any given year, but Monday’s presentation by Finance Minister Colm Imbert will go down in history as the first budget to be all but eclipsed by a social media outage. Such is the new normal that many people were more preoccupied for hours with the effects of WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook going dark than they were with the minister’s speech. That presentation, ironically, saw Mr Imbert place much emphasis on what he described as “digital transformation.” Free WiFi service is to be expanded to all schools, libraries, transport hubs, health sites; digital wallets will be introduced; a national digital ID system is coming. “While we might be perceived as being behind in the digital ID race, we wish to get right this digital transformation process,” Mr Imbert said. “Our objective is for TT to become a model for the region.” We have heard grand announcements like this before. Without more concrete steps being taken to address the complex and multi-faceted issues faced by citizens who now have little choice but to rely on information communications…