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WhatsApp is one of the more popular chat apps on the Play Store that lets you stay connected with your family and friends who are residing in different parts of the world. If you are currently an iPhone user and have decided to switch to an Android phone, then you probably would want to transfer your WhatsApp messages as well. To do the same, you can follow the steps given below and continue with your previous chats on your new phone. Open WhatsApp and swipe left on the chat that you want to transfer to your Android phone Now, tap on the ‘More’ button and select the option ‘Export Chat’ Select the option ‘Mail’ and enter your email ID to send the mail Finally, you will receive the chat on your Android phone Can I backup WhatsApp on iPhone to Google Drive?Since iOS communicates with iCloud, you can backup back up your chat there. And, to back up to Google Drive, you need to launch WhatsApp and tap the menu icon, which is there on the top right side of the screen. Further, select ‘Settings’ then ‘Chats’ and then ‘Chat backup’. Can I transfer my WhatsApp account to another phone?WhatsApp…

An announcement from the newly appointed monitoring and evaluation (M&E) director of the Directorate of Colleges Karachi that he will be monitoring public colleges through WhatsApp video calls has met with criticism. Addressed to the principals and administrators of the state-run colleges, a notification issued on Thursday read that information provided by them would be crosschecked and verified through video calls on WhatsApp.“During the video call, the officers of the directorate of monitoring and evaluation may also like to view the class activities, laboratories and condition of the infrastructure,” said the notification issued by M&E Director Zamir Khoso.However, responding to the notification, college staff and the Sindh Professors and Lecturers Association (SPLA) have said that monitoring the colleges through WhatsApp was not practical but also unethical.Teachers at women colleges said their colleges would not allow such orders to be implemented as it could hurt the privacy of female students and teachers. SPLA spokesperson Azizullah Memon said the monitoring and evaluation department should resolve the longstanding problems of the colleges instead of coming up with hilarious announcements. He said the monitoring officials should upgrade libraries and laboratories of the colleges and if possible, make efforts for the appointment of teachers to…

Over 100 million new users joined encrypted messaging app Telegram in January 2021. The stunning growth in the platform's user base was linked to an exodus from rival chat app WhatsApp, which concerned many of its users with a confusing privacy policy update that seemed to imply that more of their data would be shared with Facebook. WhatsApp tried to deal with the fallout by clarifying that the changes were related to business users, and that nothing would change about the privacy of people's messages on the platform. However, for many, the damage had already been done. Regardless of the truth of the matter, Telegram's developers were quick to take advantage of the situation and swiftly released an update to their own app that allows users to import their old WhatsApp chats into Telegram. If you're leaving WhatsApp for Telegram but don't want to lose your chat history in the process, then read on. The following steps show you how transfer individual conversations to the rival platform intact. Launch WhatsApp on your iPhone and tap the conversation thread that you want to export to Telegram. Tap the contact's name (or the conversation title if it's a group chat) at the…

New Kerry football captain Paul Murphy has said WhatsApp messages of “pure fiction”, such as those alleging mutiny in the Kerry camp following last November’s Munster semi-final defeat to Cork, are unfortunately part of modern life.In the wake of the county’s championship exit, a WhatsApp message suggesting Kerry players were on the brink of a heave against manager Peter Keane was widely circulated.Murphy described the social media rumours of a player heave as “disappointing” and said the Kerry panel members named in the message endured a “tough few days”.“There was a message that went sort of WhatsApp viral, and the only piece of truth in the message was that we had a meeting. The rest of it was just an act of pure fiction,” said the newly appointed Kingdom captain. “We had a meeting at the end of the year, a review that we do at the end of every season, and we do it during the season, as well.“It was disappointing to see rumours like that surfacing. It spread like wildfire, and the guys who were mentioned in those messages, they’d a tough few days. The phones were hopping. But look, I think it’s part of modern life, unfortunately.…

WhatsApp trick: We all know that people are heavily dependent on the world-famous instant messaging app WhatsApp. The Facebook-owned WhatsApp is widely used to share videos, photos, calls, video calling, and to send media files, etc. And this consumed a lot of expensive data, which in the end impact your pocket. But are you aware that you can save your data by reducing your consumption while making calls on WhatsApp? Today we are going to tell you the WhatsApp tricks that will help you reduce this data consumption, thereby saving you money. WhatsApp is the most popular messaging service and people visit the app so many times in a day. So, to save money, WhatsApp provides an option to reduce the call quality. Simple, isnt it?  See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: Here's how you can reduce data usage on WhatsApp First of all, you need to go into WhatsApp settings. In the settings, users will get 'storage' and 'data option' feature. Above the media auto download, there will be an option of 'Use Less Data For Calls'. You will have to enable this feature. After the option has been enabled the call quality might not be as good…

WhatsApp has finally released a long awaited new web update -2.21.2.19 for its Android version. According to WABetaInfo, the new update includes all the bug fixes implemented in the previous beta version and has been submitted to the play store. WhatsApp has informed all its users about the update and directed them to update the app if they are not beta users. However, there is no need to install the update for beta users. According to the notification released by WhatsApp, “Web releases include all bug fixes implemented in the previous beta versions, submitted to the Play Store. It’s like a release candidate, a final beta. We recommend updating this version if you are not a beta tester. If you are a beta tester, you shouldn’t update to 2.21.2.19, because it’s a build reserved for everyone.” The notification highlighted that the non-beta users are able to read about the details in the update on the Android page. It further added, “Note that, if a feature was rolled out for a previous beta version, it’s not sure that the 2.21.2.19 update already contains it, being available for everyone”. For non-beta users, if they are planning to download the update then they…

Law360 (February 1, 2021, 10:07 PM EST) -- Uber, Lyft and Facebook's WhatsApp are facing lawsuits in Texas federal court over claims that their GPS-based technology infringes AGIS Software Development LLC patents.AGIS, the patent licensing arm of a former U.S. Marine's emergency communication contractor, filed three suits on Friday, one each against ride hailing giants Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. and another against the Facebook-owned messenger WhatsApp Inc.The suits claim that the companies are ripping off five patents connected to a communication system called LifeRing that AGIS markets to first responders, law enforcement, and military personnel.The Jupiter, Fla.-based emergency communication business, known as Advanced Ground Information Systems Inc.,... Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is the key to success. You have to know what’s happening with clients, competitors, practice areas, and industries. Law360 provides the intelligence you need to remain an expert and beat the competition. Access to case data within articles (numbers, filings, courts, nature of suit, and more.) Access to attached documents such as briefs, petitions, complaints, decisions, motions, etc. Create custom alerts for specific article and case topics and so much more! TRY LAW360 FREE FOR SEVEN DAYS

Representative image. BAREILLY: BJP MLA from Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad, Ritesh Kumar Gupta, allegedly received multiple death threats through audio and video calls on WhatsApp from a phone number with Pakistan code. A detailed probe has been launched by the police and cyber crime team, Moradabad SP (City) Amit Kumar Anand said. In his complaint, the MLA claimed that an unknown person made repeated calls on his WhatsApp number on Sunday and threatened to harm him and his family. Besides, the person also used foul language against PM Narendra Modi. A case has been registered. Senior police officials were informed about the death threats, the MLA said. Security arrangements have been beefed up outside the MLA’s house while a cyber crime team is trying to trace its source, police said. When contacted, Ritesh Kumar Gupta told TOI, “Repeated calls were made by some unidentified person on my WhatsApp on Sunday. Later, video calls were also made from the same number. The person threatened to kill me and my family. The man was using foul language against our PM. Threatening text messages were also sent to my phone.” According to Moradabad SP (City), details are being collected. It is yet to be…

After facing controversy over data privacy row, WhatsApp has been making efforts to win back its customer. In its pursuit, the app has also upgraded many security and privacy features that everyone should know. Take a look at the Wtahsapp update:  1 WhatsApp Disappearing messages:   See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: WhatsApp messages often live on our phones forever. While it’s great to hold onto memories from friends and family, most of what we send doesn’t need to be everlasting. With disappearing messages turned on, new messages sent to a chat will disappear after 7 days, helping the conversation feel lighter and more private!    2 WhatsApp Two-Step Verification:   Users are advised to use the two-step verification feature as it adds an additional layer of protection by requiring your six-digit PIN when resetting and verifying your WhatsApp account. This helps prevent your WhatsApp account being accessed in the event of your SIM card being stolen or your phone number compromised. Setting up two-step verification is simple. Just open WhatsApp > Settings > Account > Two-step verification > Enable. Upon enabling this feature, you can also optionally enter your email address. This email address will allow WhatsApp to send you a link via email to disable two-step verification in case you ever forget your six-digit…

Bharatiya Janata Party MLA from Etawah, Sarita Bhadauria, has received multiple death threats on WhatsApp from a number with ISD code of Pakistan. The MLA informed the police that she received eight messages on WhatsApp. The messages with the logo of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the intelligence agency of Pakistan, also threatened to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior BJP and RSS leaders, sending police officials into a tizzy. See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: Security outside the MLA`s residence has been increased and cyber sleuths were tracking the source of the hate messages. BJP MLA Sarita Bhadauria, a resident of Sadar area of Etawah, said that she was preparing to sleep around 11 p.m. on Saturday when she received first WhatsApp message from mobile phone number with ISD code +92. The sender threatened to kill her, besides also targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior BJP and RSS leaders, the MLA said. "Starting late Saturday night till Sunday morning, a total of eight WhatsApp messages with ISI logo were sent to me from a number with +92 ISD code of Pakistan, threatening to kill me, Prime Minister, and BJP and RSS leaders. I am not going to be…