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From apple pie to man with a mask. What are the changes? The WhatsApp It is one of the applications that makes the most changes to its platform for Android and iOS (iPhone) devices. For example, from now on, you can try the tool that allows you to use the application without your cell phone near you when chatting on the computer using the multi-device function. But not only that, it is also possible to change the speed of those long voice notes that our contacts send us and even make calls and video calls. On the other hand, many users of the trial version of The WhatsApp They use the function that all the photos you send through the app disappear as soon as they are seen by your friends, family, cousins ​​and even co-workers. more information: What does the blue heart mean in WhatsApp and when is it used But not only that, in the next update to the operating system The GoogleAnd the Android 12, some emoji will change in a file a program, in some cases it will be more obvious than in others. and he? For example, the apple pie emoji will no longer be…

There are a number of ways including disabling notifications, pop-ups as well as ringtones for WhatsApp that allow users to keep WhatsApp notifications at bay, without having to delete the app.(Picture: Reuters)HIGHLIGHTSWhatsApp users can disable notifications by tweaking settings.Users can also delete the WhatsApp shortcut in front of their home screen which will prevent them from seeing alerts unless they open the main app page.Users can also select if they want to receive notifications for sending media, call notifications, and critical app alerts.Despite the long drawn conversation around WhatsApp’s privacy, a large number of people continue using it. And even though it seems like an indispensable part of our lives at times, one can’t help but feel like shutting off the world through constant notifications. Fortunately, WhatsApp users can follow some tips to ease their headache of persistent notifications, without having to delete the app. Although deleting is the way to go if you don’t want to be done with having conversations on the app altogether. But wanting to partially silence notifications can be done by tweaking your phone settings and sometimes the settings on the app. Users can also delete the WhatsApp shortcut in front of their home screen…

Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express. EID AL ADHA is the second most significant Muslim festival of the year and begins today, lasting through to Friday. Here are the best WhatsApp messages, poems, pictures to celebrate Eid al Adha. Eid al-Fitr 2019: US Ambassador sends his ‘warmest greetings’ Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life Invalid emailWe use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More infoEid al Adha begins today, July 19, and spans four days, ending on Friday, July 23. Also known as the Festival of the Sacrifice, Eid Al Adha is the second of two Eid festivals celebrated in Islam. The first is Eid al Fitr, which follows Ramadan and celebrates breaking the fast.Eid al Adha is a far more sombre festival, honouring Ibrahim's willingness to follow God's command and sacrifice his son Ishmael.God commanded Ibrahim to take his son and sacrifice him, as a show of faith and obedience.As written in the Quran Ibrahim said: "Oh son, I keep…

WHATSAPP is working on a new feature to fix a huge security loophole in its encryption system.Right now, WhatsApp chats on the app are end-to-end encrypted but if they're backed up into the cloud, authorities can get a search warrant to access those messages and media files. Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are those of the writers and do not reflect those of Peacefmonline.com. Peacefmonline.com accepts no responsibility legal or otherwise for their accuracy of content. Please report any inappropriate content to us, and we will evaluate it as a matter of priority. Featured Video

Ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, an old issue seems to have surfaced once again - Pegasus spyware.  Even as the Narendra Modi-led government convened an all-party meeting with Opposition leaders on the eve of the Monsoon session of Parliament, news of an alleged report called the "Pegasus Report" on the purported wire-tapping of politicians, ministers and other high-level officials started flying fast and thick. So what is Pegasus? Pegasus is a spyware that was developed by an Israeli "cyber weapons" company named NSO Group.  The first time it hit the news was in 2016 when several iPhone users were believed to be targeted by the software to hack them. While iPhone claimed to fix the vulnerabilities that allowed Pegasus to infiltrate its users' devices, the spyware was later reported to also hack Android devices. What is its connection to India? In India, the app was widely reported in 2019 after complaints about the app allegedly targeting Indian journalists and activists by hacking their devices. According to allegations by messaging app WhatsApp, at least a dozen Indian users including journalists and human rights activists were among those globally spied upon by unnamed entities using an Israeli sypware Pegasus. It said that at…

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WhatsApp has been rumoured to be working on multi-device support for a while now and just last month, WhatsApp head Will Cathcart confirmed that it will start rolling out to the users soon. Earlier this week, WhatsApp published a blog post detailing how multi-device support will work and the company has now rolled it out to selected users. In case you don't know, WhatsApp requires users to have an active internet connection in order to use the app on desktop. However, with the new feature, WhatsApp users will be able to seamlessly use the app on multiple devices without maintaining a constant internet connection. The company notes that it made changes to allow each companion device to connect to WhatsApp independently. With this new capability, you can now use WhatsApp on your phone and up to four other nonphone devices simultaneously — even if your phone battery is dead. Each companion device will connect to your WhatsApp independently while maintaining the same level of privacy and security through end-to-end encryption that people who use WhatsApp have come to expect. Importantly, we have developed new technologies to maintain end-to-end encryption while still managing to sync your data — such as contact…

Image Credits: IANS Most of us are using the popular social media app WhatsApp and it has become a daily life essential as most of the time we use it to be in touch with our friends and family. But do you know your WhatsApp account could be suspended if you have certain third-party apps installed on your phone? Yes, it’s true, WhatsApp has released a statement on its website which warned users that anyone who has certain applications like WhatsApp Plus, GB WhatsApp, or any other that is an altered version of the original, downloaded will have their account suspended. The Facebook-owned app said in its statement that the suspension will be temporary first, and the app will send a message to its users first warning them that they are at risk of losing their account and will ask to take the necessary measures not to do so. If the user follows the instruction given in the app then they can use their account as before. But if you do not do what is asked of the user then their account will be suspended. To escape from your account being deleted, you should delete the altered version applications of…

Here are the top stories that made headlines in the startup universe this week.CCI approves Softbank’s investment in SwiggyCompetition Commission of India (CCI) has approved SoftBank Vision Fund II’s investment in food delivery app Swiggy. Moneycontrol had reported earlier that SoftBank will invest $450-500 million in Swiggy at a post-money valuation of close to $5.5 billion.At a time when Swiggy is preparing to close a billion-dollar fund raise, the food delivery platform has also elevated Phani Kishan Addepalli, its vice-president for strategy and investments, to a co-founder's status.NRAI accuses Zomato, Swiggy of ‘Exorbitant Commission’ in an additional information filing with CCIRestaurant industry body NRAI has filed additional information with the Competition Commission of India (CCI), alleging exorbitant commissions charged by aggregators Zomato and Swiggy.NRAI claimed that Zomato and Swiggy are charging a commission in the range of 25 to 35 percent of the order value in 2020-21, and that delay in payments has affected the entire cash flow of its partners. It also alleged that Zomato and Swiggy are forcing restaurant partners to give discounts on their platforms to maintain good visibility and have shifted the entire cost burden on the restaurants.WOW! Momo forays into FMCG with Ready-To-Eat MomosHomegrown QSR…

Facebook-owned WhatsApp messaging app is one of the most used apps in the world. The app has replaced SMS and is fast becoming a primary mode of communication. The best thing about WhatsApp is that it’s easy to use, and free for everyone. The app allows you to send messages, make voice or video calls as well. You can also send documents, photos, Gifs, videos, and much more by the app.  Organisations also use the app to form collaborative workgroups in order to share instant messages for which an email is not necessary.  The messaging app is used on mobile primarily, however it is also available to use on the web through WhatsApp Web. The WhatsApp Web feature was unveiled in 2015 by the company and makes it convenient to check your messages from your desktop. It is very easy to connect to the WhatsApp web on your laptop. Follow the WhatsApp web steps below to install the desktop app or open it on your browser.  WhatsApp allows the main device to stay connected to the internet. After you stay away from your laptop for some time, the WhatsApp Web will be disconnected automatically. Any disturbance in your internet connection…