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Samagi Jana Balawegaya Parliamentarian Champika Ranawaka today alleged that the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) had recorded his WhatsApp calls. He said that he had been questioned by the CID recently over the conversations he had using WhatsApp. Ranawaka said that WhatsApp calls are encrypted and Sri Lanka did not have the technology to tap such conversations. However, he said that the CID seems to have got its hand on the technology to tap WhatsApp calls. The MP had appeared before the CID last month and was questioned over transactions made when he was a Minister in the former Government. Ranawaka said that when being questioned by the CID it was revealed that his telephone calls were monitored in 2018 and 2019. The MP said that telephone calls can be monitored only through a court order. He said that the telephone conversations had been made using WhatsApp. (Colombo Gazette) Post Views: 136

WhatsApp has added some new updates to the voice messages feature on the app. WhatsApp will now allow users to listen to their voice messages before sending them. The new features are currently available for Android and iOS beta testers. Earlier, WhatsApp had rolled out the possibility to increase the speed of voice messages. Many users demanded that the voice message be previewed before sending it. WhatsApp has finally fulfilled the longing of the users. You can now hear voice messages before you send them. You can also choose to delete it or send it. The playback speed of voice messages can also be increased on Whatsapp. As soon as you receive a voice message, you will be able to listen to it at a higher speed. Steps to hear WhatsApp voice messages before sending themStep 1: Open your WhatsApp Step 2: Open the chat box of the person you want to send a voice message Step 3: Hold the mic and record the voice message Step 4: Click the Play button while holding the mic button. Step 5: You will be able to delete or send by listening to the full recorded message. WhatsApp is also working on message…

NEW DELHI: Popular instant messaging app WhatsApp has announced that it will stop working on some smartphones from November 1. If you are using an old Android phone or an iPhone then you may need to worry about WhatsApp support. Facebook-owned WhatsApp has confirmed that it will stop supporting phones that are not running Android OS 4.1 and above and iOS 10 and above. According to a report by Metro News, the following smartphones will not support WhatsApp from November 1. AppleApple iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus SamsungThe Samsung Galaxy Trend Lite, Galaxy Trend II, Galaxy SII, Galaxy S3 mini, Galaxy Xcover 2, Galaxy Core, Galaxy Ace 2. LGLG Lucid 2, Optimus F7, Optimus F5, Optimus L3 II Dual, Optimus F5, Optimus L5, Optimus L5 II, Optimus L5 Dual, Optimus L3 II, Optimus L7, Optimus L7 II Dual, Optimus L7 II, Optimus F6, Enact, Optimus L4 II Dual, Optimus F3, Optimus L4 II, Optimus L2 II, Optimus Nitro HD and 4X HD, Optimus F3Q ZTEZTE Grand S Flex, ZTE V956, Grand X Quad V987, Grand Memo HuaweiHuawei Ascend G740, Ascend Mate, Ascend D Quad XL, Ascend D1 Quad XL, Ascend P1 S, Ascend D2. However, JioPhone users will…