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Encrypted messaging app Signal has challenged the user privacy policies of Facebook and Instagram by sharing a series of ads on Instagram to showcase how the social network collects information from users and displays ads basis of those private details.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response of the Centre and social media platforms Facebook and WhatsApp on a PIL challenging the new privacy policy of the messaging app. A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jasmeet Singh issued notice to the Centre, Facebook and WhatsApp and sought their stand on the petition by May 13. Liking this story?Get one mail covering top tech news of the day in under 5 minutes!Please wait... WhatsApp told the bench that private conversations of individuals are protected by end to end encryption. The petitioner, Harsha Gupta, urged the court for some interim orders as WhatsApp intends to bring its policy into effect from May 15. In view of the same, the court listed the matter for hearing on May 13.

Achraf Hakimi only needed one message from Antonio Conte to be convinced to join Inter, a leading transfer expert revealed today. The Moroccan international signed in a €40 million (plus €5 million in add-ons) deal from Real Madrid last summer and was one of the Nerazzurri’s most important players en route to the Serie A title. Gianluca Di Marzio said Conte persuaded Hakimi to come to the club with a WhatsApp message, which read: ‘Come on, join us: I’ll help you improve and you help me win (Serie A).’ Conte is known for getting personally involved in his clubs’ transfer deals to try and convince players to join, and this is another example of where his intervention paid off. Inter signed Hakimi by taking advantage of Real Madrid’s need to sell players in order to respect Financial Fair Play, the report continued. The Nerazzurri might have stood a chance of snapping up the 22-year-old anyway, though, because Hakimi was already looking for a move after completing his two-year loan at Borussia Dortmund. Hakimi’s agent Alejandro Camano remained in constant contact with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, while Italian intermediary Davide Lippi got hold of Inter’s sporting director Piero Ausilio and…

WhatsApp earlier this year when released its new terms and conditions lost a lot of users as the public thought that the new policies were an invasion to their privacy. The terms read that the user data will be shared with WhatsApp parent application Facebook and people were not so happy about it.As a result, a lot of people fled the WhatsApp nest and moved onto another socialization platform called “Signal” and due to this revenue and downloads of Signal increased drastically.However, WhatsApp has now made it clear to its users that their privacy will not be affected as the said application cannot read their messages considering how they are end to end encrypted and therefore yet again this time WhatsApp is sending out a notification with the new terms and conditions.WhatsApp announced its new and updated terms and conditions late last year and users have a deadline of accepting it till May 15th 2021. Considering how close the deadline has gotten now, WhatsApp is now sending its users full screen pop ups explaining if users accept these terms and conditions what will change on the applications and along with it also explains why users should not be double minded…

Gary Neville forms pundit army to help fight any further Big Six breakaway plots, with former Man United captain setting up WhatsApp group including BT rivals Gary Lineker, Rio Ferdinand and Jake HumphreyGary Neville led the fight on Sky Sports against the European Super League The pundit believes his colleagues can play a part to prevent more stunts like itNeville has formed a WhatsApp group to unite broadcasters on the subject Gary Lineker, Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand are among those involved  By Mike Keegan For The Daily Mail Published: 17:30 EDT, 3 May 2021 | Updated: 19:18 EDT, 3 May 2021 Gary Neville has brought together a group of pundits, broadcasters and commentators in an attempt to present a unified voice — and prevent further attempts at a breakaway league.The former Manchester United and England defender is understood to have launched a collaboration that crosses broadcaster rivalries and includes the likes of Rio Ferdinand, Gary Lineker and Steve McManaman.A call has already taken place and another is due on Tuesday between those involved, with initial plans set to be discussed.  Gary Neville is continuing the fight against another attempt at a breakaway league project The Sky Sports presenter has got the likes of…

In April and May 2021, readers asked Snopes to investigate a viral message, spread primarily through WhatsApp, claiming that an image file with the name “Mexico did it” was about to be shared online and was a vehicle for malware that would quickly wreak havoc on users’ cellphones. The warning, which was also widely posted on Facebook, typically contained the following text: They are going to publish an image that shows how Covid 19 is cured in Mexico and it is called “Mexico did it.” Do not open it because it enters your phone in 5 seconds and it cannot be stopped in any way. It’s a virus. Pass it on to your family and friends. Now they also said it on CNN and BBC. As an illustration of the message’s popularity on Facebook, the following screenshot shows just a selection of posts from late April and early May 2021: The viral warning was bogus and followed the same pattern as a similar viral message that began to spread in the summer of 2020. We are issuing a rating of “False.” We found no evidence to support the claim that such a virus even existed. Furthermore, as of May 3,…

WhatsApp: You can read deleted messagesWhatsApp: You should never make these mistakesWhatsApp: You should never make these mistakes Show description“This message has been deleted.” No advertising Share The cinema blows fast in the head. What did the other want to tell me? If only I had been faster.But there is hope for those who can’t get this missed opportunity off their head. Because there is a way to delete deleted messages as well Share To read.WhatsApp: Easily read deleted messages – how it worksAdmittedly: The process by which you can still read that your own contacts don’t really want to trust you is not exactly easy. But those with a nose for the deleted message will not put it off.————————————————– ——More topics Share:WhatsApp: Is your account blocked? You can do it nowWhatsApp: Like James Bond – this functionality is coming nowWhatsApp: Ancient function enables tracking – there is nothing you can do about it————————————————– ——First, you need an application from another provider. “Notification History Record” records all messages received on your mobile phone and can be downloaded directly from the Google Play Store.WhatsApp: Special application to read deleted messagesYou need to set up the app and access your notifications and…

WhatsApp has launched a desktop app and a web version, allowing users to access the messaging platform using their computers or laptops. For several quick actions such as mark as unread, mute chat, delete chat, new chat, pin/unpin, etc., laptop or PC users can take advantage of shortcuts.The company has now listed different keyboard shortcuts for Mac as well as Windows users. Here is a list for both the platforms — WhatsApp Web and WhatsApp Desktop application.Shortcuts for WhatsApp Desktop AppActionShortcut for MacShortcut for WindowsMark as UnreadCMD + CTRL + UCTRL + SHIFT + UArchive ChatCMD + ECTRL + EPin/ UnpinCMD + SHIFT + PCTRL + SHIFT + PSearch in ChatCMD + SHIFT + FCTRL + SHIFT + FNew GroupCMD + CTRL + NCTRL + SHIFT + NSettingsCMD + ,CTRL + ,Mute ChatCMD + SHIFT + MCTRL + SHIFT + MDelete ChatCMD + SHIFT + DCTRL + SHIFT + DSearch in Chat ListCMD + FCTRL + FNew ChatCMD + NCTRL + NOpen ProfileCMD + PCTRL + PReturn SpaceSHIFT + ENTERSHIFT + ENTERShortcuts for WhatsApp WebActionShortcut for MacShortcut for WindowsMark as UnreadCMD + CTRL + SHIFT + UCTRL + ALT + SHIFT + UArchive ChatCMD + CTRL + ECTRL + ALT…

They raise us, they love us, they put up with us, they put up with us. And we only have one (or two if the circumstance arises) for a lifetime. They are mothers, those beings of light who deserve everything, and of which we will remember all our lives. And of course they have one day a year – although sometimes they deserve 365. Today, in this pandemic reality that we live in, there is more to celebrate these types of festivities than ever. And if you have a mother to congratulate and for whatever reason you can’t do it in person, try doing it on WhatsApp with some of these images, GIFs and others to give it a loving touch as well as fun: WhatsApp and Mother’s Day Apps with images and phrases for May 2 There are literally dozens (and hundreds) of applications to celebrate this May 2 in the app stores, for example: Happy Mother’s Day – Phrases, Images and Gifts for Mom is a free app with beautiful phrases, images and gifts for mom. Video for Mother’s Day – This app allows you to create a video of Mother’s Day photo slides, and add all kinds…

Although you can hide the reading of the messages that come to you, the same does not happen with the audios. Fortunately, there is a trick to listen to WhatsApp audios without the other person knowing by sharing them with yourself. The first step is to start a conversation with yourself by opening your mobile browser and typing the address wa.me/XXXXXXXXXXX, changing the XXXXX to your phone number including the country code, but without the + in front of it. You will enter a WhatsApp Web page, where you will be directly asked if you want to chat on WhatsApp with that number. Accept, and you will open WhatsApp in a chat with yourself. Write one or two things to keep the conversation on record. Now, go to the conversation where the audio message is that you do not want the other person to know that you have heard. Select the audio without listening to it and click on the * Forward the message to another contact * button. Forward the audio message to yourself by choosing the conversation you started, and when you hear someone else’s audio in your chat with yourself, this person will not be notified that…