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Updated May 21st 2025, 20:58 IST WhatsApp users no longer need to use two different phones to be able to access two accounts. Here are the options they can choose from. Follow: This WhatsApp trick will help you keep track of two accounts without the hassle of having two phones. | Image: Unsplash WhatsApp is the default app for communication for most people, and that is why people want to keep separate accounts for personal and work chats. Unlike before, doing that no longer needs you to carry two phones. WhatsApp now offers a feature to add two accounts within a single app on Android, while iPhone users can resort to a simple workaround to use two accounts on a single device. Method 1: WhatsApp’s built-in feature WhatsApp users on Android can add a primary and a secondary account registered to two different numbers using the Add account feature. Steps to add a secondary WhatsApp account: Go to WhatsApp Settings: On your Android phone, open WhatsApp and then tap the three-dot menu. Now tap Settings from this menu. Visit the Profile: On the next screen, tap the ‘Add account’ option represented by a + button, available next to the profile

Here’s what you can do with WhatsApp: automatic summaries of the chats, organize events, create personalized stickers and listen to music directly in the app. After introducing the IA chatbots and the possibility of obtaining written previews of voice messages, Meta is testing new functions to improve WhatsApp. The most interesting? The automatic summaries of chat, tools to organize events, the possibility of creating personalized stickers and listening to music directly in the app. Here’s in detail what awaits us … Intelligent summary. Manage hundreds of messages in class chats or working groups can become a nightmare. This is why WhatsApp is testing a function that automatically generates a summary of unread messagestaking advantage of artificial intelligence. This novelty will allow you to recover the wire of the conversations with a simple touch, without having to flow dozens of notifications. The system is based on an infrastructure called Private processingdesigned to ensure maximum privacy: requests are elaborated safely and temporaryly, without destination or third parties being able to access content. The summary will be optional and visible Only at the request of the Userbut will not be available in chats with active advanced privacy settings, to respect those who prefer

News Home More from The Guide We are excited to announce that Wealden District Council is now on WhatsApp! This new communication channel is another way that we can now keep residents informed with timely updates and important information. Why follow us on WhatsApp? Instant Updates: Receive real-time notifications about council news, events, and services. Convenient Access: Get important information and resources directly on your phone. Stay Informed: Be the first to know about any changes or announcements. It is a one-way communication channel, so while residents will receive updates from us, you won't be able to reply directly through WhatsApp. To join the WhatsApp community: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vay2yeLK5cD83ngupD25

May 19, 2025 09:09 PM IST Police said 'Operation Ghost SIM' was launched based on info provided by military intel about a racket operating with bases in Assam, Rajasthan, Telangana. Seven people were arrested as the Assam Police on Saturday claimed to have busted an inter-state racket that provided mobile phone connections to cybercriminals, including Pakistanis, for opening WhatsApp accounts to dupe people. The racket provided criminals in Pakistan with WhatsApp accounts having Indian numbers, police said(Pixabay/Representative) Addressing a press conference, DGP Harmeet Singh said 'Operation Ghost SIM' was launched based on information provided by military intelligence about a racket operating with bases in Assam, Rajasthan and Telangana. "The Gajraj Corps' military intelligence wing had got the primary input about this fake SIM card racket. They worked on it, which led them to the Pakistan connection. This information was further developed into actionable inputs by the Special Branch and Special Task Force of the Assam Police," he said. The racket procured SIM cards in different names and dispatched them to criminals who used them for duping people and "anti-national activities", the DGP said. "A case was registered by the STF on May 14 and the arrests were made since Friday

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A man who never learned to read at school is now active on WhatsApp after completing Read Easy's literacy course. Mark King, 38, from Martin, near Fordingbridge, found school confusing and felt he needed more help and attention from his teacher. He said: "As time went by, I managed without being able to read but sometimes I felt foolish and I knew I was missing out. "You can't be good at everything, some people can draw well and others can run fast, I just hadn't learnt to read." READ MORE:  'You are never too old to learn': Anthony, 81, can read for first time Read Easy coordinator Clare Potter, Mark and coach Paul. (Image: Read Easy) Not being able to read did not affect him too much but he always knew he was different from other children. Mark continued: "I was introduced to Read Easy by the mum of my girlfriend who saw an advert on Facebook and convinced me I should give it a go and get in touch, which I did." During the early sessions, he was nervous and unsure of himself but Read Easy coach Paul Givens put him at ease and, because it was one-to-one, Paul was

Meta Platforms is seeking to shut down the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) high-profile antitrust case in the middle of the trial, arguing that the government has failed to establish a credible legal basis for its claims, according to New York Post. The trial, which could ultimately force Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to divest Instagram and WhatsApp, hit a pivotal moment late Thursday when the FTC concluded presenting its case. The agency has accused Meta of unlawfully maintaining a monopoly in the social media space by acquiring emerging competitors to suppress threats to its dominance. In a filing submitted shortly after the FTC rested, Meta urged the presiding judge, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, to dismiss the case outright. Per New York Post, Meta contends that the FTC’s interpretation of the market is flawed, and that its competition includes major players like TikTok, YouTube, and Elon Musk’s X. “After five weeks of trial, it is clear that the FTC has failed to meet the legal standard required under antitrust law,” said a Meta spokesperson in a statement Friday. “Regardless, we will present our case to show what every 17-year-old in the world knows: Instagram competes with TikTok (and YouTube and X and many other

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First Published: 17th May, 2025 18:58 IST Dedicated action teams were formed for Dhubri and Morigaon districts in Assam, while special units were dispatched to Telangana and Rajasthan. In a major crackdown, Assam Police has busted a large-scale racket involved in using fraudulent SIM cards to create WhatsApp accounts, with one-time passwords (OTPs) being routed to Pakistan for account activation. The operation, codenamed “Operation Ghost SIM,” was launched following a critical intelligence input from Gajraj Military Intelligence, revealing the racket’s operations across Assam, Rajasthan, and Telangana. Assam Director General of Police (DGP) Harmeet Singh said that the first lead came from Gajraj Military Intelligence, which discovered several individuals sending OTPs to Pakistan to set up WhatsApp accounts with Indian numbers. Based on this input, technical analysis was conducted over several days, and a formal case was registered with the Assam Police Special Task Force (STF) on September 14. Following strategic planning, Operation Ghost SIM was executed simultaneously in two districts of Assam, one district in Telangana, and two districts in Rajasthan. Dedicated action teams were formed for Dhubri and Morigaon districts in Assam, while special units were dispatched to Telangana and Rajasthan. During the operation, Assam Police arrested seven suspects