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Saacad ka horBurcadda Internet-ka ayaa weli sii wada inay beegsadaan dadka isticmaala WhatsApp-ka ayna afduubtaan akoonnadooda, iyaga oo iska dhigaya saaxiib kuna weydiinaya nambarrada sirta.Arrintan sanado ayay jirtay balse weli way sii wadaan inay dadka siraan, iyadoo dhibbanayaashu ay baraha bulshada ku wadaagayaan sheekooyinkooda.WhatsApp ayaa uga digay in macaamiisha inaysan marnaba nambarrada sirta siin qof kale, xitaa haddii uu yahay saaxiibkood.Mid ka mid ah dhibbanayaasha ayaa la yaabay sida uu ugu dhacay dabinka.Maxaad iska ilaalineysaa?Waxaa laga yaabaa inaad dabinka ku jirto haddii aad hesho farriin wadata nambar lix ka kooban oo WhatsApp ah kaas oo aadan fileyn.Caadi ahaan nambarkan sirta waxaa laguu soo diraa marka aad akoon cusub furaneyso, amaba aad akoonkaaga ka fureyso kumbiyuutar kale oo kugu cusub.Si kastaba, haddii aadan dirin codsigan, waxaa laga yaabaa inay yihiin burcad isku dayaya inay u dhacaan akoonkaaga.Tallaabada xigta, burcaddu waxay kuu soo dirayaan farriin WhatsApp ah iyaga oo ku weydiinaya nambarka sirta ah ee lixda ka kooban.Waxay u muuqaneysaa inay farriintaas ka timid saaxiib sababtoo ahna akoonkaas mar hore ayaaba la jabsaday."Waxaan farriin WhatsApp ka helay saaxiibtey Michelle, oo ii sheegeysa in laga xirtay akoonkeeda," sidaas waxaa BBC u sheegay Charlie oo dhibbane ah."Waxay sheegtay in si kama' ah ay nambarkii…

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Two time Congress MLA from Pushprajgarh assembly constituency in Anuppur district allegedly shared obscene videos in a WhatsApp group.Following MLA’s post, local BJP leaders submitted a memorandum to additional district superintendent of Anuppur, Abhishek Rajan, on Friday evening and demanded to register a case against Congress MLA.According to information, Congress MLA Phundelal Singh Marko had posted back to back two obscene videos in a local WhatsApp group created by a local journalist to share news.The video was shared from a mobile number, which is personally used by the MLA. When some group members objected, MLA deleted the videos.In the meantime, a group member had taken screenshots and shared it with some BJP leaders.District BJP president Anuppur, Brijesh Gautam said that Marko’s misdeed had insulted the people of the district. “He is one of the senior tribal leaders and is an elected public representative. In the WhatsApp group, where he shared obscene videos/ photos, there are several respected journalists, public representatives. A case must be registered against him,” Gautam said while talking to journalists.When contacted, MLA Phundelal Singh Marko said that he was not using his phone at the time when obscene videos were sent. "I am a…

Home >Technology >App News >WhatsApp can delete your account after certain period of inactivity. But after how long? PremiumInactivity means the user hasn’t connected to WhatsApp. (Bloomberg) 2 min read . Updated: 04 Jun 2021, 02:18 PM IST Danny Cyril D Cruze WhatsApp, in its FAQ section, has mentioned that in order to maintain security, limit data retention, and protect the privacy of our users, WhatsApp accounts are generally deleted after a certain period of inactivity WhatsApp accounts can be deleted by the instant messaging platform after a long period of inactivity. There are two different types of time limits on inactivity on the platform which could lead to permanent deletion of an account. Permanent deletion would also erase all data from WhatsApp’s servers. However, if the user has a locally stored back-up, they will be able to restore the history even when they re-register the same number. Also read: WhatsApp to get multiple device support soon, Mark Zuckerberg confirms Deletion after 120 days of inactivity WhatsApp, in its FAQ section has mentioned that in order to maintain security, limit data retention, and protect the privacy of our users, WhatsApp accounts are generally deleted after 120 days of inactivity. An…

Residents of Bardeeha village in Adhaura block, where rumours about vaccines have put off many, and those who want to get vaccinated complain of lack of access | Jyoti Yadav | ThePrint Text Size: Kaimur: The coronavirus pandemic has laid bare the country’s deep digital divide as remote areas struggle to keep pace with the central government’s web-based vaccination drive. Take the case of Bihar’s remote Adhaura, the state’s least populated block, which is 58 kilometres from the digitally well-connected district headquarters in Kaimur. In internet miles, that distance is an eternity. Forget access to Cowin, very few have even heard of the Bihar government’s Home Isolation Tracking or HIT app, which is supposed to monitor Covid patients across the state. Add vaccine hesitancy to the lack of internet connectivity and the district administration has a battle on its hands. Kaimur’s Deputy Development Commissioner Kumar Gaurav said a letter has already been sent to the state government to take vaccination offline in these areas. Underscoring the internet deprivation in Adhaura, block development officer Alok Kumar Sharma, 30, spoke about the lengths his team goes to just to send a WhatsApp message to the Kaimur headquarters. “A team member travels 22…

WhatsApp has reversed course on its decision to limit app functionality for users who do not agree with policy changes that have caused controversy in recent months.  The new terms were first due to roll out in February and were then pushed back to a May 15 deadline amidst concerns that Facebook would be given access to user data and potentially chat content, and thereby erode the privacy that WhatsApp was originally created for. WhatsApp, acquired by Facebook in 2014, said the new privacy policy will change how the Facebook and WhatsApp applications function, and "integrations" would be offered for businesses that want to manage WhatsApp chats with customers via the Facebook platform.  However, the changes did not prove popular -- nor WhatsApp's 'take it or leave it' approach to users, who were told to expect limited app functionality if they did not agree to the new terms.  Originally, WhatsApp said that users who refused would encounter persistent reminders for a few weeks and gradual, dialed-back functions, such as being unable to access chat lists.  "After a few weeks of limited functionality, you won't be able to receive incoming calls or notifications and WhatsApp will stop sending messages and calls to…

For this project, the government plans to onboard 10,000 doctors in small towns were RT-PCR and CT Scans are not available for COVID detection.HIGHLIGHTSGovernment has launched an artificial intelligence based X-Ray Setu which can be operated through WhatsApp.This is going to be an important tool for rural doctors who are struggling to source equipment for covid detection. The government has partnered with non-profit organisation Artpark and Niramai for the same.Government has launched an artificial intelligence based X-Ray Setu which can be operated through WhatsApp. For this project, the government plans to onboard 10,000 doctors in small towns where RT-PCR and CT Scans are not available for COVID detection. This is going to be an important tool for rural doctors who are struggling to source equipment for covid detection. The government has partnered with non-profit organisation Artpark and Niramai for the same.“XraySetu is the artificial intelligence-driven Chest Xray interpretation over Whatsapp for doctors. Designed with the close collaboration of AI researchers from ARTPARK, Niramai Health and the Indian Institute of Science over the last 10 months, Xraysetu is quick and simple for busy doctors to use. We believe that this could be the model for the future of Indian healthcare, accessible to…

Skip to content Surely more than once you have encountered this WhatsApp problem: there is not enough storage space available. Something that prevents you from downloading the latest version or update of WhatsApp. What leaves you at a disadvantage: you can’t use WhatsApp because it forces you to install the latest version, but you can’t download the update either. Well, here we have a tutorial so you can free up the necessary storage space and carry out all these steps. And without losing anything. I can’t update WhatsApp due to lack of space The error that says that there is not enough storage space available will leave you unable to download WhatsApp or update the application due to lack of this space. The updates download files to your mobile to add new functions or fixes for old problems. And this space must be free to allow this action to be carried out. However, on your mobile there are several types of memory and spaces, and sometimes you will not need to delete photos and videos to update WhatsApp. Just delete the cache from Google Play Store. Follow these steps Enter the Settings of your mobile and look for the Applications…

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the Cybercrimes Bill into law, bringing South Africa’s cybersecurity laws in line with the rest of the world. The bill, which is now an act of parliament, creates offences for and criminalises, amongst others, the disclosure of data messages which are harmful, says Ahmore Burger-Smidt, director and head of Data Privacy Practice at Werksmans Attorneys. Examples of such data messages include: Those which incite violence or damage to property; Those which threaten persons with violence or damage to property; Those which contain an intimate image sent without the subject’s consent. Other offences include cyber fraud, forgery, extortion and theft of incorporeal property, said Burger-Smidt. “The unlawful and intentional access of a computer system or computer data storage medium is also considered an offence along with the unlawful interception of, or interference with data.” “This creates a broad ambit for the application of the Cybercrimes Act which defines ‘data’ as electronic representations of information in any form.” A person who is convicted of an offence under the Cybercrimes Act is liable to a fine or to imprisonment for a period of up to fifteen years or to both a fine and such imprisonment as may be…

Paresh B. Lal is the officer, based in Banjara Hills in Hyderabad. WhatsApp, which has been engaged in a court battle with the Indian government over the new social media rules, has finally appointed a grievance officer. “You can contact the Grievance Officer based in India with your complaints or concerns,” the WhatsApp web page informed its members. Paresh B. Lal is the officer, based in Banjara Hills in Hyderabad. “Please do not use the Grievance Officer channel for any law enforcement requests, or to serve any legal process,” it said further. “If you are a law enforcement official, please read our information for law enforcement authorities on how you can contact us.” Other social media and digital companies have also started updating their sites confirming the appointment of grievance officers as per the new social media rules that have taken effect in India. Announced in February, the new rules require “significant social media intermediaries” – or those with over five million users – to grievance, nodal and chief compliance offers. These officials are to be resident in India. The new rules have now come into effect. The grievance officer has to acknowledge the complaint within 24 hours and dispose…

Latest Entertainment News Pakistan, TV Drama Reviews, Films, Sports & Fashion | OyeYeah WhatsApp, the world’s most popular application, has introduced a new feature for users. WhatsApp keeps making new changes in its app keeping in mind the convenience of the user, however, the recently introduced feature will come in handy in less time.Many people use voice notes to send messages, sometimes it takes so long that the voice note sent is converted into minutes instead of seconds, but now you will be able to hear this long voice note quickly.The speed of voice notes has been changed by WhatsApp. 1x, 1.5x, and 2x will now be mentioned in front of the user’s voice note, you can hear the other’s voice at any speed you want.