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Father’s Day this year will be celebrated on June 20, 2021, i.e on Sunday. Here's how to send WhatsApp Happy Father’s Day stickers, wishes, GIFs, messages, quotes and more. Check Best WhatsApp Happy Father’s Day stickers, wishes, GIFs, messages, quotes and more here. Image: Flickr Father’s Day this year will be celebrated on June 20, 2021, i.e on Sunday. Due to the pandemic, many will not be able to meet their fathers in person and the only solution in this case is virtual meetup. You can use video calling apps such as WhatsApp, Zoom, Google Meet, Telegram and more to connect with your dad on this Father’s Day. Another way to greet your father on June 20 is by sending special Happy Father’s Day stickers, wishes, GIFs, messages and quotes on WhatsApp. Also Read - WhatsApp beta for iOS reveals changes, here's what users might get How to send Happy Father’s Day 2021 WhatsApp stickers -Open WhatsApp app Also Read - How to temporarily deactivate/permanently delete WhatsApp account -Open your father’s contact on the app Also Read - WhatsApp COVID-19 relief efforts: How you can get resources during the pandemic -Tap on the stickers option -Find the related sticker on…

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WhatsApp is the most popular Android app that lets you send pictures, text messages, videos, voice messages, make video and voice calls, share documents, and more. Almost every person uses this app on their smartphones. And, there are many who use WhatsApp on their laptops, tablets, and computers.But, what if you wish to use WhatsApp on your TV? This is possible too through a Smart TV. You can surely use WhatsApp on your smart TV by downloading it through the App Store or by casting it through your smartphone.How do I get WhatsApp video calls on my smart TV?Follow the steps below:Make sure that both your Smart TV and Android phone are connected to the same WiFi networkOn your phone, go to settings and select the screencast optionFurther, select the TV you want to cast the screen toOnce connected, open WhatsApp on your phone and make a video call. It will be visible on your smart TV tooHow do I connect WhatsApp to my Samsung Smart TV?Connect your Samsung smart TV and smartphone to the same Wi-Fi networkActivate screen mirroring on your Smart TV by pressing the menu key on your remote and further go to Network > Screen MirroringCan…

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WhatsApp has been under fire from all angles in recent months, following its planned rollout of new privacy terms that’ll allow it access to cross-platform data. Now the reverse is true. WhatsApp is challenging the UK government’s call to reduce encryption on its messaging platform.  WhatsApp sticking to its guns According to TechRadar, the UK government has issued a call to reduce WhatsApp’s encryption, which has been described by their home Secretary Priti Patel as “not acceptable”. That comment in itself raises quite a few questions: would the UK government prefer its citizens’ devices be easily hacked? Don’t they care for digital security?  It feels odd backing a Facebook-owned platform in its campaigns, but this time around they’ve… got a point. The whole thing reeks of a giant PR campaign aimed at gaining support from privacy groups. But we can also back it, because it’s sensible.  Governments may push for less encryption in a platform or a device for ‘the greater good’. More accessibility and backdoors into people’s devices may help state agencies track criminals and terrorists. It may help in high-profile court cases or allows for innocent people to have cases dropped against them. But, should that give them…

The instant messaging app WhatsApp is constantly testing new features and making changes to the platform. According to the report of WABetaInfo, the company released a new WhatsApp beta update a few months back and since then there was a slight change in the WhatsApp notification through the update. Under this, some elements of WhatsApp notifications coming in dark mode, such as Reply and Mark as Read, will be changed to dark blue instead of green. Currently, the company is testing this feature. It cannot be said about how long it will be released for common users. Also Read - WhatsApp Voice Calls Now Available on Jio Phone, Other KaiOS-Based Feature Phones But now the company has again made some changes to its interface to bring back the green color back. Earlier in the WhatsApp beta update for Android version 2.21.11.5, the color of the profile picture was also changed. According to WABetaInfo reports: “WhatsApp has reverted the changes, restoring the old green color. What is the reason? Some users complained that the new color wasn’t correctly visible in the notification, due to its contrast: probably WhatsApp has listened to the feedback, restoring the green color.” Also Read - WhatsApp's…

Messages sent via WhatsApp are firmly established as a potential source of incrimination for bankers and traders thoughtlessly firing-off a few client comments and emojis to friends. - Just ask the Morgan Stanley traders fired last October, or ex-Jefferies banker Christopher Niehaus, who was fined £37k ($52k) for boasting about the potential for an M&A deal to pay off his mortgage.    In the past, however, it's been possible for some people to avoid death by WhatsApp message simply by deleting any inappropriate messages and claiming innocence. JPMorgan seemed to have these people in its sights with a memo sent last Friday. The memo, which was reportedly sent to JPMorgan's 'traders, bankers, financial advisers and even some branch employees' requested that they spend some time (potentially rather a lot, presumably over the weekend) scrolling through every single message they've sent or received on WhatsApp and other messaging systems for the past three years, and saving any 'related to work.' The memo warned that failure to comply could lead to "consequences" from the bank's legal team. The edict seemingly applied to messages sent on personal as well as work devices.  The implication would seem to be that JPMorgan's next move will be to ask its people to submit all the messages they isolated in order that they…

The Twitter TLs were flooded with debate about whether it is appropriate to be calling someone you're in a relationship with using WhatsApp.It all started when one user heated up her Twitter fingers to ask: “Why would a whole 40- something-year-old man call a woman using a WhatsApp?”The question soon went viral as thousands weighed in on whether it was a “golden rule” to use airtime on your bae and call the old-fashioned way.While some said it was the “romantic thing to do”, others said airtime was expensive and relationships shouldn’t be defined by what service you use to call your partner.

Christian Eriksen told his Inter Milan team-mates 'I'm good' in a WhatsApp message reassuring them about his condition after collapsing on the pitch during Denmark's Euro 2020 match against Finland.The 29-year-old fell to the ground in the 43rd minute of the game in Copenhagen and was given CPR by medics while his Denmark team-mates, holding back tears, formed a circle around the midfielder to hide the scene from public view.He was pictured awake as he was carried from the pitch on a stretcher and it has since emerged that he has made contact with this team-mates at Inter from hospital, where he is in a stable condition. Christian Eriksen contacted his Inter Milan team-mates after collapsing in Denmark's game against Finland at Euro 2020 on Saturday Eriksen received CPR on the pitch as his shocked Denmark team formed a circle around him Giuseppe Marotta (pictured), the chief executive of Eriksen's club side, Inter Milan, yesterday provided another glimmer of hope as he told Italian media that the star had text teammates through their Whatsapp groupItalian-based journalist Tancredi Palmeri said on Twitter that Eriksen had 'posted a text on Inter squad's whatsapp  group, saying 'I'm good'' at 11pm. And on Sunday morning there was further…

Jack Bezants for MailOnline 1 hour ago © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Christian Eriksen told his Inter Milan team-mates "I'm good" in a WhatsApp message reassuring them about his condition after collapsing on the pitch during Denmark's Euro 2020 match against Finland.The 29-year-old fell to the ground in the 43rd minute of the game in Copenhagen and was given CPR by medics while his Denmark team-mates, holding back tears, formed a circle around the midfielder to hide the scene from public view.He was pictured awake as he was carried from the pitch on a stretcher and it has since emerged that he has made contact with this team-mates at Inter from hospital, where is in a stable condition. © Provided by Daily Mail ( © Provided by Daily Mail ( Italian-based journalist Tancredi Palmeri said on Twitter that Eriksen had 'posted a text on Inter squad's whatsapp group, saying 'I'm good'' at 11pm. Inter director Beppe Marotta also confirmed that Eriksen had reached out to his club team.'The players are very close and we all immediately communicated with each other after seeing those images,' Marotta told Italian broadcaster RAI Sport. 'We didn't want to be invasive and so tried to respect his…