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Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) has announced that it has appointed Amanda Bryden as Director of Distribution and Incoming Managing Director of Accord Mortgages. Bryden brings more than 25 years of mortgage and intermediary leadership experience, most recently with Lloyds Banking Group. She has also held senior roles at HSBC, Santander and Coventry Building Society. Jeremy Duncombe, who has led Accord since 2018, will work closely with Amanda to support a smooth transition before retiring at the end of 2026. Duncombe announced he would retire earlier this year to consider portfolio opportunities. YBS managing director of homes Tom Simpson said “Attracting a leader of Amanda’s standing and experience is a clear statement of our intent. She will build on the strong foundations created by Jeremy and the Accord team, bringing deep intermediary experience and a clear mandate to grow while remaining true to what brokers value most.”

Meta says US WhatsApp privacy suit still fails to show access to encrypted messages ( August 26, 2026, 00:03 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Meta and WhatsApp asked a US federal judge to permanently dismiss a proposed class action accusing them of secretly accessing supposedly private WhatsApp messages, arguing that an amended complaint still fails to plausibly show the companies can read encrypted communications or use messages beyond the limited circumstances they disclose to users.Motion attached.... Prepare for tomorrow’s regulatory change, today MLex identifies risk to business wherever it emerges, with specialist reporters across the globe providing exclusive news and deep-dive analysis on the proposals, probes, enforcement actions and rulings that matter to your organization and clients, now and in the longer term. Know what others in the room don’t, with features including: Daily newsletters for Antitrust, M&A, Trade, Data Privacy & Security, Technology, AI and more Custom alerts on specific filters including geographies, industries, topics and companies to suit your practice needs Predictive analysis from expert journalists across North America, the UK and Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific Curated case files bringing together news, analysis and source documents in a single timeline Experience MLex today with a 14-day

WhatsApp announced Tuesday that it has two new security features to help prevent accounts from being hacked — upgrading PINs to passwords and allowing users to add more passkeys. The Meta-owned app also announced that when you receive calls from someone outside your contact list, you’ll get more information and context about the caller, such as whether the phone number is originating from another country. WhatsApp did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The security features come on the heels of other privacy-centered tools implemented in recent months, including a Scam Alert tool to flag incoming scam messages. In late June, the company said it would allow people to create usernames so their phone numbers would not be visible. WhatsApp, launched in 2009, is by far the world’s most widely used messaging app, with more than 2 billion active users. Next on the list are Facebook Messenger, Snapchat and Telegram. Opt for passwords over PINs Since early 2017, WhatsApp users have used a six-digit PIN, either when installing the app on a new device or verifying their account phone numbers. Now, the company is letting you upgrade your PINs to passwords, which can consist of numbers, letters and

According to a recent LinkedIn post from LeapXpert, upcoming changes to WhatsApp identifiers may reduce the reliability of phone numbers as the ...

Users can turn any photo into an iMessage or WhatsApp sticker, or use images as inspiration to create custom packs. Here are the details. ’Turn any photo, idea, or inside joke into a custom sticker pack’ A few days ago, references found in code showed that OpenAI was working on a feature that would let users create custom stickers in ChatGPT and export them directly to WhatsApp. Today, OpenAI officially announced the feature, adding that it works with iMessage as well as WhatsApp and supports creating images with transparent backgrounds. Here’s OpenAI’s announcement: With the new feature, users can upload one or several images from their library. From there, they can ask ChatGPT to turn each image into a sticker, remix them into multiple stickers, and add or remove elements. Users can also transfer a style from another image or simply describe the style they want in a prompt. Once the sticker is done, users can tap a “Add to chat apps” button, which lets them export to supported chat apps. Currently, the options are: iMessage WhatsApp (Can only export 3 or more stickers) Save to photos It’s worth noting that WhatsApp’s three-sticker minimum is a requirement set by Meta

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Casa Zamora Closing (ABC 6 News) – A longtime Albert Lea restaurant is closing after 57 years, marking the end of a business that has served the community since 1969. Casa Zamora will keep serving favorites until supplies run out, with a few days left before closing for good. To read their full statement on their closure, click here. For Related Stories: Casa Zamora

JPA Advances Digital Automation, Launches Whatsapp Bot. Amman, Aug. 22 (Petra) -- The council of the Jordan Press Association reviewed progress ...