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Mr Washika said the group formed a WhatsApp group to raise funds which would be given to its members on their birthdays. The group, comprising more ... Read More

East Kameng DM Pravimal Abhishek Polumatla has set up a WhatsApp group for civil services aspirants to help them crack the exam. Read More

As per the reports, the BCB recently ordered for the creation of three official WhatsApp groups for taking trials of the future cricketers. Each of these three ... Read More

After dominating the messaging service for a long time, WhatsApp is gearing up to take on rivals like Google Pay, Walmart-Flipkart's PhonePe, ... Read More

WhatsApp allows users to restrict people from adding them to groups. Users can allow everyone, their contacts, or selected contacts to add them to ... Read More

From Navratri 2020 WhatsApp stickers to pictures of Goddess Durga being shared on Facebook status, people enjoy sharing celebratory images to bring ... Read More

These messages and greetings are perfect for sending along with WhatsApp images, for inviting your friends and family members for a virtual Sharad ... Read More

World Food Day 2020: Wishes, quotes, SMS, WhatsApp and Facebook status to share with your friends on this day. World Food Day 2020: The World ... Read More

Nigerian marketing technology company Dochase has unveiled its WhatsApp chatbot product, which allows businesses to interact with customers, ... Read More

WhatsApp is finally getting end-to-end encryption for chat backups on Google Drive and iCloud. Here's how to use the feature. WhatsApp has offered end-to-end encryption for messages for a few years now. This means that messages sent on the platform are entirely encrypted and cannot be read by anyone in transit. However, WhatsApp backups to iCloud and Google Drive are not encrypted, making them potentially unsafe and insecure. That is now changing as Facebook has announced that it is rolling out end-to-end encryption for WhatsApp backups stored on iCloud and Google Drive. Why Encrypted Backups Are Important This is an important move from a security viewpoint, especially since content stored on Google Drive and iCloud is not encrypted. End-to-end encryption for backups will be available for WhatsApp users on both iPhone and Android. You can either use a 64-bit encryption key or a password to encrypt the backups. The feature is not enabled by default, so you must manually enable end-to-end encryption for your WhatsApp cloud backups. Nonetheless, doing so will provide you with additional peace of mind since no one will be able to access your WhatsApp backups without the encryption key or password. Just be sure to remember…