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Instant messaging app WhatsApp is known to be working on multi-device support for a while now. Now, as per a new tweet by WABetaInfo, the online channel that tracks the changes on the instant messaging app owned by Facebook, the app is testing how calling will work when the multi-device support is configured. This means the company is testing how the calling will work when a user has to operate the same account across different devices. As per WABetaInfo, the feature has been tested since last week and still there is no release date for the feature. WhatsApp is currently testing calls when the multi device is configured for the same account between different devi… https://t.co/PiHaz8txxE— WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) 1608662089000 Back in November, WABetaInfo had claimed that the multi-device support feature will allow audio and video calls to ring across devices at the same time. This essentially means that if a user logs in to various devices using one single WhatsApp account and when they receive a call, then all the devices that are being used for that account will ring simultaneously and the user will then have the choice to answer it on which device they want to. Back in…

Earlier this month, the attorneys general for 46 states as well as the District of Columbia and the territory of Guam signed on to an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook. South Dakota, South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia are the only states to decline joining the lawsuit. Additionally, following a 20-month investigation, the Federal Trade Commission filed its own, separate antitrust lawsuit against Facebook on the same day.The crux of both lawsuits state that Facebook decided to purchase other companies rather than compete with them. The lawsuits seek to force Facebook to divest itself of both Instagram and WhatsApp, though other relief could come into play as time goes on. The lawsuits are separate because the FTC claims that Facebook has violated federal law while the states are claiming that Facebook has violated their state laws.WhatsApp isn’t used much in the U.S., but it is extremely valuable. It’s probably the most widely used messaging app in the world, and Facebook Messenger is not far behind. Instagram is used all over the world by mostly younger people. With these three apps, Facebook is in a strong position to stamp out any kind of competition.The founder of WhatsApp stated that he sold to Facebook…

This feature available only in Delhi NCR. (McDonald's) Have you ever craved food from McDonald’s timeless menu but you were too lazy to go out or use a food ordering app? Well, now there is another way for you to satiate your cravings for Chicken McGrill or McFloat or any other thing that you prefer: WhatsApp.McDonald’s India today announced that starting today, McDonald’s lovers can order their favourite dishes from the company’s menu using WhatsApp.To order food from McDonald’s using this feature, all users need to do is send ‘Hi’ to 9953916666, which is McDonald’s India’s official WhatsApp number. Once they do so, they will get a link to the menu in their chat boxes. After opening the link, customers will see an interface while placing their orders. Here they will be able to select various items. Once the items have been selected, customers will need to enter their details such as their WhatsApp numbers and delivery addresses. Once their orders are confirmed, an invoice will be sent to them on their WhatsApp number with all the details of their order.The catch, however, is that this feature is available across McDonald’s restaurants in Delhi NCR only. This means that if…

Kisan Diwas 2020: Is observed to honour the birth anniversary of Choudhary Charan Singh, fifth Prime Minister of India.On this day government organise various programs such as discussion, exhibitions, workshops, etc just to spread awareness among the people. Publish Date: Tue, 22 Dec 2020 08:08 PM IST New Delhi| Jagran Lifestyle Desk: National Farmers Day is also known as Kisan Diwas is observed on 23rd December every year in India to honour the birth anniversary of Choudhary Charan Singh, fifth Prime Minister of India. During his tenure (July 1979-January 1980) he played a vital role in the Agricultural sector of our country by enacting and drafting various bills for farmers. Also, he followed the slogan of second PM Lal Bahadur Shashtri, 'Jai Jawan Jai Kisan' and thus was known as Kisan Leader. It was in the year 2001 government decided to observe 23rd December as Kisan Diwas to promote awareness among the countrymen ton understand the importance of the contributions that farmers do to the society and the overall social and economic development. On this day government organise various programs such as discussion, exhibitions, workshops, etc just to spread awareness among the people. Well, our farmers are one of the…

With 2020, WhatsApp support for some Android and iPhones will also come to an end. However, this is not a major concern for a lot of users because the phones that will lose support for WhatsApp are too old. Along with the manufacturing year of smartphones, this also has lots to do with the operating systems that some of the phones are using. As per reports, WhatsApp will not be available on devices that are not running iOS 9 or Android 4.0.3 operating systems starting January 2021.Now there are older phones whose software can still be updated but there are some phones that are longer compatible with the latest software updates including iOS 14 and Android 10. So in that case, the only option one is left with is to change the phone entirely. Considering WhatsApp is the most preferred mode of communication, most people will not be able to function without the app if it loses support for WhatsApp in 2021. Again, not all older phones will be affected.As far as the iPhones are concerned, iPhones that do not run on iOS 9 will lose support for WhatsApp. This primarily include the iPhone 4, and all earlier models. However,…

Is your WhatsApp account banned? Do you want to file a complaint with WhatsApp? Or do you need to contact WhatsApp customer support for some other reason? Well, do not worry. Here are two easy ways to contact WhatsApp Support in India or from across the world. Also, read- WhatsApp Disappearing Messages: 10 Hidden Things to Know! Contact WhatsApp Customer Support in India Or Any Other Country 1. Using WhatsApp Mobile App The easiest way to contact WhatsApp customer support in India is through the WhatsApp mobile app. You can do the same by following the steps given below. Open WhatsApp on your phone. Click the three-dot menu at the top right corner—select Settings. Here, click on Help at the bottom. Now, tap Contact Us. On the next screen, describe your problem and add screenshots if required. It’ll now show you related FAQs. If your question isn’t listed, tap on “This doesn’t answer my question” at the bottom. You’ll be redirected to the email app with a readily-composed email, including your issue and device details. Click on Send to send your problem to the corresponding WhatsApp Customer Support email. The attached logs will help the WhatsApp team help you better in case…

Winter Solstice is an astronomical event when the Sun reaches the Tropic of Capricorn. It results in the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The event is marked with various traditional festivals, customs and practices. As Winter Solstice approaches, we bring to you wishes and messages to send your loved ones. Festivals & Events Kabir| Dec 20, 2020 04:44 PM IST Winter Solstice is an astronomical event when the Sun reaches the Tropic of Capricorn. It results in the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The date of the winter solstice varies every year between December 20 and December 23, with 21 or 22 being the most common dates. Winter Solstice 2020 is on December 21. The event is marked with various traditional events, festivals, customs and practices. As Winter Solstice approaches, we bring to you wishes and messages to send your loved ones. You can wish your closed people by sending these beautiful Winter Solstice HD Images with messages. It also includes Winter Solstice WhatsApp Stickers, Facebook Greetings, GIFs, Instagram Stories, Messages and SMS to send on the observance. Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere will mark…

The smartest insight and analysis, from all perspectives, rounded up from around the web: Facebook's long campaign to keep conservatives happy didn't buy it protection from a potential breakup, said Jordan Weissmann at Slate. Last week, the Federal Trade Commission and 46 states "filed a massive pair of antitrust suits" accusing Facebook of buying rivals Instagram and WhatsApp to prevent them from competing. The twin cases are "a concerted, full-frontal assault on Mark Zuckerberg's empire," and it's what he deserves. For the past four years, Zuckerberg "bent over backward to avoid offending the Trump administration" while Facebook "kept the traffic flowing to the right-wing fever swamps." Despite the company's efforts to work the refs, Republicans have "continued to haul Zuckerberg" to Capitol Hill so they could gripe about "anti-conservative bias." Zuckerberg thought "playing nice" would spare him a serious regulatory crackdown. He was wrong. Before you talk about breaking up Facebook, show some actual harm to consumers, said Jessica Melugin at the National Review. "Regardless of why Facebook decided to purchase Instagram and WhatsApp," it has used its size and technological "know-how" to vastly improve them. After buying WhatsApp for $19 billion in 2014, it "dropped download and subscription fees"…

Gadgets NowSlideShows​8 things to know about how hackers target online shoppers on WhatsApp and other social media websitesGadgets Now Bureau19 Dec, 2020, 09:41AM ISTFacebookTwitterLinkedin19​8 things to know about how hackers target online shoppers on WhatsApp and other social media websitesChina-based hackers reportedly used the recent festive sales of Flipkart and Amazon to dupe online shoppers. Please note that the scam did not take place on these e-commerce websites but on WhatsApp and other social media apps. According to a report by CyberPeace Foundation, hackers used the sales to scam online shoppers by sending them malicious links. They ran fake contests with names similar to the sales of these websites -- 'Big Billion Days Spin the Lucky Wheel' and 'Amazon Big Billion Day Sale'. Users are lured to click on malicious links and win prizes. As per the report, these links are still active and operational. Here's what you need to know about this scam as well as other similar online frauds. 29​Several hacker domains of 'Big Billion Days Spin the Lucky Wheel' scam based in ChinaAll domain links are registered in China, specifically in the Guangdong and Henan provinces, under the name of an organization called Fang Xiao Qing. The…

Whatsapp is one of the most popular social media applications used by millions of people across the world. Facebook-owned WhatsApp keeps on adding new features for its users. The messaging app first proposed the idea of introducing the payment feature in India in 2018, but it took the company two years to receive approval from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) in November to go live on Unified Payment Interface (UPI) with over 160 supported banks.However, WhatsApp Pay on Wednesday announced that it is now live with State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank for Indian users. Now, if you want to send and receive money through WhatsApp Pay, you first need to add your bank account on WhatsApp.To add your bank account on WhatsApp, you will need an active account at an Indian bank that supports UPI (Unified Payment Interface). The primary phone number associated with this bank account must match the phone number of your WhatsApp account.To use payments, make sure you're using the latest version of WhatsApp. Here is a step by step guide you can follow to add bank account on WhatsApp using Android and iPhone.How to add bank account on…