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Earlier this month, we got some information about how WhatsApp’s chat migration and sync feature might work across multiple devices. Now, details of how the messaging platform could further improve the feature have emerged. WABetaInfo — a website dedicated to hunting for new WhatsApp features — reports that the Facebook-owned service might soon let users transfer their chats to a different phone number. Currently, if you want to restore a backup of your WhatsApp chats, your phone needs to have the same number and operating system as your older device. While chat migration from Android to iOS is already in testing, WhatsApp may also be looking to enable users to move their messages to a new phone number. A screenshot from WhatsApp’s iOS-Android migration tool shows an option to transfer chats to a different phone number. It also shows that you won’t be able to migrate chat history at any time. You can only start the process when you link a new Android phone to your WhatsApp account. Along with your chats, WhatsApp will also migrate media files to the alternate phone number. The process to change your WhatsApp phone number should begin before you start migrating your chat history.…
Read moreDetailsMigrating your WhatsApp chats from one phone to another can be hard if the ideal conditions are not met. Currently, if you want to restore your chats from a fresh WhatsApp install, you need to have a previous backup on your device or cloud service of choice, and it needs to be from both the same phone number and the same platform (Android backups can be restored on Android only and iOS backups can be restored on iOS only). In the case of the latter, it was teased a few weeks ago that WhatsApp was working to allow chat migration from iOS to Android and vice versa, but chat history was still tied to your phone number. Now, WhatsApp might let you transfer your chat history to a different phone number as well.This was teased on WABetaInfo, a site dedicated to exploring unreleased WhatsApp features, and they uncovered new screenshots of the iOS-Android migration tool, including one with a “Transfer to a different number?” link that would, presumably, take you to a similar tool that would migrate your chats and tie them to your new phone number. This is especially useful if you’re making a move to a new smartphone…
Read moreDetailsThe content you are trying to watch is not available in your region Cyclone Tauktae claims more lives; India tells Whatsapp to withdraw policy | Top Headlines 20 MAY 2021 10:27 IST | ENGLISH | URBAN | GENERAL AUDIENCE Here are the top headlines of the day: 1. 26 dead after Cyclone Tauktae sinks barge into Arabian Sea 26 personnel onboard barge P305 that went adrift in Cyclone Tauktae fury before sinking in the Arabian Sea are dead. 2. Oil PSU didn't pay heed to cyclone warnings Lives lost, Centre assures detailed probe 3. Chief engineer says shipping company didn't pay heed to cyclone warnings Shocking disclosure made by shipping company's chief engineer over cyclone disaster 4. India COVID death rate drops The COVID-19 situation has been improving in the country with dip in fatality rates. 5. Black fungus cases on the rise The cases of mucormycosis or black fungus increase in the country 6. Case registered against Sharjeel Usmani in Jalna Sharjeel Usmani's latest post on social media lands him in trouble. 7. Govt send WhatsApp notice asking withdrawal of its new policy IT ministry has asked the instant messaging app to roll back the new policy.
Read moreDetailsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.Changes made to the group settings on WhatsApp has prompted police to issue a warning on social media. The changes to the app concern the group settings, which according to a post being widely shared on Facebook and Twitter, now includes "everyone" by default. This change means people can add you to a group chat without you knowing. Receive newsletters with the latest news, sport and what's on updates from the Liverpool ECHO by signing up here However, although the viral message has been been doing the rounds recently, the changes made by WhatsApp to their group settings was implemented in 2019. The WhatsApp blog said the changes were to help "family, friends, co-workers, classmates" connect after users "asked for more control over their experience". But the default setting that "everyone" can add users to a group can make people more susceptible to scam messages and loan sharks claims a viral post shared by Upton Police force on Facebook alongside the hashtag '#staysafeonsocialmedia'. The post shared by the Cheshire…
Read moreDetailsSingapore Chua Wee Lin, 51, who faces a charge under the Official Secrets Act is seen at the State Courts. (Photo: Gaya Chandramohan) 19 May 2021 11:00AM (Updated: 19 May 2021 12:01PM) SINGAPORE: A deputy director of the National Library Board (NLB) was charged on Wednesday (May 19) with communicating authorised information about pandemic reopening measures.Chua Wee Lin, 51, was given one charge under the Official Secrets Act of sending information about Phase 2 reopening measures to a WhatsApp chat group with 18 other members in it. The incident allegedly occurred between 2.36pm and 4.04pm on Jun 11 last year.Chua had the information due to his position as the deputy director of NLB's property and facilities management department, the charge sheet stated.Chua, who was unrepresented, told the court he wanted to seek legal advice. His case was adjourned to a later date.If convicted of communicating unauthorised information, he could be jailed for up to two years and fined up to S$2,000. READ: Former deputy lead of MOH data unit charged under OSA for leaking Singapore's COVID-19 numbers 22 timesREAD: Former PA to Singapore Food Agency director-general charged with leaking statement on school closuresThe police said in an earlier statement that…
Read moreDetailsKakching, May 18 2021: A WhatsApp group named 'Kakchingcha Khakki E-Pao' has today distributed face masks and hand sanitizers to frontline warriors.The items were distributed to police personnels, doctors and volunteers in recognition of the sacrifice they are making at Community Home Isolation Centre (CHIC), Covid Care Centre (CCC) opened within Kakching district.Speaking to media on the sidelines of the distribution campaign, one of the admins of the WhatsApp group said that the group was instituted on September 8, 2015 with the objective of making Kakching and Manipur progressive.The group, while extending solidarity to those affected by COVID-19, expressed optimism that the virus can be defeated with collective efforts.Without police, doctors, nurses, other healthcare workers, Covid volunteers, the fight can never be successful and thus the items were distributed to them through monetary contributions from group members.As a part of their campaign, personnels posted at CHIC opened at iTt-Kakching Wairi; Kha Manipur College and Kakching Makha High School; CCC opened at Kakching Higher Secondary School and Kakching Keithel were provided face masks and hand sanitizers.Prabin also urged all concerned to increase test capacity at the testing centre opened at Kakching Higher Secondary School to ensure the spread of the virus…
Read moreDetailsOne can also share these top-trending Ganga Saptami 2021 wishes and messages through voice messages, picture messages, text messages or SMSes. Not to forget, you will also find cutesy and religious Ganga Saptami stickers on WhatsApp Stickers and Hike Stickers, which can be shared on respective platforms.
Read moreDetailsPublished 17 May 2021, 22:12 EDT Microsoft,Microsoft Teams,News,Whatsapp Microsoft Teams is not the first name that comes to mind if you’re looking for an alternative communications platform to WhatsApp after the controversial policy change around user data. So far, Teams has made its name as a workplace collaboration platform, but it is now going personal to become your preferred platform for staying in touch with family and friends. Today, Microsoft has announced that Teams is now available for personal use as well, and it is free on mobile (both Android and iOS), desktop as well as the web. Teams lets you create tasks directly from the chat window So, what features do you get on Microsoft Teams? Well, you can chat with friends and family members, to begin with. And even if they don’t have the app on their phone, Teams will let you communicate with them via SMS. But that’s not all. You can create tasks and to-do lists directly from chats, making it easier to collaborate on a family event such as your next barbecue party. Moreover, you can also schedule meetings and share invites without leaving your chats. And soon, Teams will also let you create polls…
Read moreDetailsDDue to the Kovid-19 epidemic, Instant messaging application WhatsApp Its popularity increased and it was one of the most used to resolve issues such as Online classes and so-called ‘home office’, Therefore it has been continuously updated. at the beginning of the year, The application announced that it would implement the new security conditions, a situation that caused much controversy, But it became clear as the days passed, and they were accepted by the users. What happens if you do not accept the new terms of the app? These measures went into effect on 15 May, and the application indicated that, if this was not done, users would not be unsubscribed or terminated, although Some devices will stop working, such as the option to read or send messages. How to know if you have already accepted the new WhatsApp terms? To ensure your status as a WhatsApp user in terms of security terms, We recommend following the following points: User (s) has not accepted the terms A wake-up call at the top of your chat window. If the terms have not been accepted, WhatsApp status will be displayed showing information about new policies and conditions. If the previous element does…
Read moreDetailsKOLKATA: Now chat with a web robot to fix a schedule for the jab at a KMC vaccination centre. The civic body utilised the two-day weekend break to introduce a chatbot — a software application used to conduct an online chat conversation via text using artificial intelligence — that will guide people seeking the second vaccine dose and help book a slot to avoid crowding. In the first phase, KMC will offer the service for its centres at Bidhan Sishu Udyan, South City School and Roxy Cinema building. It will thereafter be extended to is centres in various wards. The Covid vaccination appointment booking system can be accessed through the WhatsApp number 8335999000. A person has to type “Hi” and the bot will then respond, guiding the person through the rest of the process. “Bookings for inoculation on May 18 will start from 10am on May17,” said an official. The KMC is offering the service in association with the state health department. According to the KMC board of administrators’ chairman Firhad Hakim, the facility would be made available for 45+ recipients at specified KMC clinics. KMC is offering the second dose of Covaxin at some of its clinics. Frontline Covid…
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