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Facebook-owned WhatsApp is reportedly testing a new feature that will allow users to report specific messages. This feature will be introduced as an extension to the existing report option that allows users to report individuals and businesses based on the entire chat.

WhatsApp has a chat moderation feature that lets you report suspicious conversations. The feature is intended to curb hate speech and misinformation in the platform, along with reducing spam. While the messaging app has allowed users to report contacts for a long time, WhatsApp is now rolling out the ability to report individual messages as well. So to give you a better look at how to tackle spam, abuse, or misinformation, we have compiled an in-depth guide on how to report WhatsApp messages. Report Messages on WhatsApp: A Step-by-Step Guide (2021) First spotted by tipster WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is currently testing the option to report individual messages in beta. It’s live on WhatsApp beta version 2.21.19.15 and newer. If you are not using the beta version, we have also added steps to report a contact, which in turn shares five recent messages with WhatsApp. So without further, let’s jump right in! Why Should You Report WhatsApp Messages? Reporting a WhatsApp message helps avoid unwanted interactions on the platform. You could report a message if it is problematic in nature or is a spam message. Once you submit a report, WhatsApp’s moderators will review it and may even ban the user if…

More than a year ago, WhatsApp has released a shortcut to create Messenger Rooms, allowing up to 50 participants to join a group video call on Facebook. However now, WhatsApp is removing this option. WhatsApp has removed the Messenger Rooms shortcut from the chat share sheet and the calls section on WhatsApp beta for Android and iOS. WhatsApp kept on introducing new features in its app. If users do not use a certain feature, the company then modify that feature or totally remove it. This one-year-old feature was not used by WhatsApp users. So, the company decided to modify it. According to the WABetainfo, WhatsApp has removed the option only to replace it with some modifications or it has removed it for good. Similarly, WhatsApp has also opened up beta testing for its new 2.21.190.11 update for iOS users. Earlier this year, WhatsApp introduced the ability to mute their videos while still playing them for Android users. The new update for iOS users can also take advantage of this new addition to the interface. Other changes to the interface are also interesting. Users can now view the video size, as it is displayed on the left upper hand corner of…

WhatsApp Gold is one of the most important applications on the social networking site and is one of the most easily classified applications in instant messaging, and is a modified version of WhatsApp created by Yemeni developer Abu Arab. This article will present the features and characteristics of WhatsApp Gold that are not available in any other application, it is a program that helps people to communicate with video calls and voice call more easily than any other application. Gold WhatsApp app This app is a copy similar to green WhatsApp, but what makes it different from Gold WhatsApp is that it has numerous features and benefits that the user will experience with greater privacy when using this app to differentiate it from other traditions. Apps, and the app is available for free and is completely free without any ads that we experience in some apps. Features of WhatsApp Gold app Ability to send messages to up to 250 people at once Change the color and location of notifications Remove the floating button in the dialog Ability to automatically stop downloading media Change the scrolling effects up and down Show the full name of the bar regardless of its length…

File picture: African News Agency (ANA)By Bongani Nkosi 31m agoCape Town – A principal who hugged and tried to kiss his personal assistant by force has claimed he was just joking with his victim when confronted via WhatsApp.Nyiko Baloyi, who was a principal at Thornridge Secondary School in Pretoria, further blamed stress for his act of sexual harassment.He was confronted by the PA’s mother, who observed his sordid action through a half-closed window.The sexual attack happened at Baloyi’s office. The victim testified in arbitration that Baloyi had asked her to proofread some letters in the office.After she was done, Baloyi asked her to hug him, she testified. Baloyi squeezed her so tightly she felt his erection, the arbitrator heard.He also tried to kiss her by force. The woman stated that she moved her face away and asked Baloyi to stop.Later in the day, the PA’s mother confronted Baloyi via WhatsApp.She stated in the WhatsApp text: “What you do is not acceptable the way you were hugging (my daughter) and trying to kiss her. ’’I saw you through the window I was waiting for (her) to say something but she didn’t. Am very disappointed I can’t believe it it’s from you…

WhatsApp has seen some big changes ever since the social media giant Facebook acquired the app in 2014. It has evolved so much over the years that it would be wrong to call the platform just an instant messaging app. Facebook has added numerous features to make WhatsApp interesting and engaging for users. WhatsApp can now be used for UPI payment, make online video/ voice calls, send documents, set status, and share audio/ video clips, among other things. In addition to these, the company has added a plethora of new features, including multi-device support, disappearing messages, payment backgrounds, and WhatsApp call from PC, among other things, this year. We take a look at what these features can do and how to use them here in this article. So, without any further ado, let’s begin.Also Read: Deleted WhatsApp messages: how to see deleted WhatsApp messages WhatsApp multi-device supportWhatsApp has launched a new multi-device support feature where users will be able to connect up to four devices at a time. You will be able to connect WhatsApp with your desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone. But, you can only connect with one phone at a time. WhatsApp connects with each of the devices…

Telegram is turning into a hub for cyber criminals to conduct their nefarious business, owing to the company's signature encryption.There is definitely some form of irony present in the application's main selling feature also being responsible for a major flaw. Then again, some people would argue this to be a result of some form of karmic equivalent exchange. Either way, sucks for Telegram, considering the newfound success the social media message sharing platform has seen in recent years. Much of this success can be traced back to WhatsApp's infamous policy change that it tried to enforce onto users back in early 2021. The potential harm that such a change could inflict on to user date, combined with parent company Facebook's less than stellar track record, led to many users abandoning the platform as a whole. Where did all of these individuals go to, then? Fellow competing apps Signal and, of course, Telegram.A major reason that Signal and Telegram joined the party is because of their record for maintaining user security and privacy. With encryption on par or better than WhatsApp's, combined with absolutely no storage of messages, the platforms made their way towards a steady increase in both users and…

How does information warfare shape our realities? Has the problem of alternate realities worsened now? Does fake news or Whatsapp forwards create the problem or only add to it? And to what extent does fact-checking help? In this episode, Shivam Shankar Singh and Anand Venkatanarayanan join Sandip to answer these questions and talk about their book, The Art of Conjuring Alternate Realities: How Information Warfare Shapes Your World. You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook and Twitter @expresspodcasts, or send us an email at podcasts@indianexpress.com. If you like this show, please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts, so other people can find us. You can also find us on https://indianexpress.com/audio.

Here we will be providing you with a step-by-step guide on how to use WhatsApp's View Once feature to send disappearing photos, videos to your contacts. WhatsApp recently added a new feature, similar to Snapchat, called View Once. Using this feature, people can send photos and videos to their contacts who can only view them once after receiving them. Here we will be providing you with a step-by-step guide on how to use WhatsApp’s View Once feature to send disappearing photos, videos to your contacts. Also Read - WhatsApp multi-device feature beta starts rolling out for all iOS users: Report Before we get to the steps, you need to ensure that your device has the latest version of the WhatsApp app installed. To do this you can head over to the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store and look for updates. Once you ensure that you have the latest version of the app installed, you can follow the given steps to use the View Once feature, which will be enabled by default. Also Read - WhatsApp voice transcription feature could launch soon: How it will work Also Read - WhatsApp announces rollout of end-to-end encrypted backups for Android, iOSHow to send disappearing photos and videos on WhatsApp Open…

Why does this happen sometimes? Is it a bug or is it a new bug in the fast messaging app? Here we explain how to fix it so that nobody bothers you. WhatsApp is the application that many have on their mobile either to chat in a group or with someone in particular. Through it you can send all kinds of information from links to some news or simply a photo, video, GIF or something quite funny such as a meme or a viral video. But WhatsApp is not only that, it has also become the favorite platform to make long distance video calls with the push of a button. Have you tried it? LOOK: WhatsApp: what happens if you send ‘the black of WhatsApp’ to your contacts However, despite the fact that the app has been integrating various functions into its messaging application, there are quite curious details that today we will teach you how to solve. Why do you keep showing up “online” when we are no longer connected. Although this problem is quite recurrent, there are certain aspects that you should know about this possible WhatsApp bug that has existed since ancient times and that has not…