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Like so many other New Yorkers, Samantha Epstein-Rubenstein was distressed when Zohran Mamdani won the city’s Democratic mayoral primary last month. As a lifelong supporter of Israel, she knows she doesn’t want to vote for Mamdani in November — but she’s also not sure who to support instead. So Epstein-Rubenstein turned to WhatsApp, where she activated a dormant group she initiated two years ago to educate voters and marshal support for her local City Council candidate, Julie Menin. Ahead of the June primary elections, she and another Upper East Side Jewish local urged the roughly 250 members of the group to invite every Jew across the five boroughs who was eligible to vote they knew to join, with the goal of building some kind of unified strategy to keep Mamdani out of office. By election day, Epstein-Rubenstein and her partner, a businessman who declined to be interviewed, had attracted 700 people to the group, called Jews of NYC – Get Out the Vote. The roster included neighbors, synagogue friends and parents of Jewish day school students — all recruited very deliberately. After Mamdani’s surprise primary win, the group snowballed in size, soon reaching WhatsApp’s maximum of 1,024 members. A second

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Germany’s financial regulator, BaFin, has issued a public warning against Axionto, a company allegedly promoting unlicensed investment services through WhatsApp. The firm is reportedly targeting German investors with financial recommendations shared in private chats and group messages. Suspicious Claims and Missing Company Details The investment tips circulating in these WhatsApp groups are allegedly attributed to “Professor Lorenzo Riccardi.” However, BaFin said there is no information confirming the identity or existence of such a person. "According to the information available to BaFin, Axionto is using WhatsApp groups and chats to contact German investors. The company recommends investing in particular financial instruments," the regulator wrote. "The recommendations posted in the WhatsApp groups are allegedly made by Professor Lorenzo Riccardi. BaFin is not aware of the existence of such a person." Further raising concerns, Axionto’s website, axionto.com, provides no legal notice, company structure, or registered business address. BaFin noted that this lack of transparency is a red flag for any firm offering financial services. You may also like: Nvidia Becomes World’s Most Valuable Company, First to Hit $4 Trillion Market Cap Under German law, companies must obtain proper authorization from BaFin to provide financial, investment, or crypto asset services. Axionto does not appear

Coin World Wednesday, Jul 9, 2025 4:33 pm ET 1min read An Indian civil contractor, Ramesh, was duped into losing approximately $200,000 in a romance crypto scam orchestrated through WhatsApp. The scammer, posing as a potential bride named Priyanka, initially connected with Ramesh through a matrimonial website and began conversations on WhatsApp starting April 11. The scammer claimed to work for a cryptocurrency trading company based in Singapore and convinced Ramesh to invest through a fake trading app, promising high returns. Ramesh's initial investment of INR 50,000 (around $583) yielded a profit of INR 8,300 (around $100), enticing him to transfer larger sums through bank transfers and UPI payments. Over the course of three months, Ramesh deposited a total of INR 1.67 crore (around $200,000) into the fake crypto investment app. However, when he attempted to withdraw his earnings, the app locked his wallet, preventing any withdrawals. The scammer then demanded an additional INR 25 lakh (around $29,175) to release the funds, which Ramesh refused to pay. He subsequently blocked the scammer on WhatsApp and deactivated the phone number. Upon realizing the fraud, Ramesh reported the incident to the Cyberabad Police. A case was registered under various charges, including cheating

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Hong Kong - July 8, 2025 - TunesKit, a leading software developer of iOS utilities, has officially announced the highly anticipated release of TunesKit WhatsApp Transfer V2.0 . This significant update now includes full support for LINE, Kik, and Viber. Thus, it enables users to do seamless data transfer, backup, restore, and export across multiple messaging platforms on iPhone and iPad. With the development of mobile communication, people often use multiple messaging platforms beyond WhatsApp. This release is a significant milestone for TunesKit. It offers a complete, multi-platform chat management tool that empowers users to protect and control their digital conversations more flexibly than ever before. "Our users asked for more than just WhatsApp support-and we listened," said Henry Ramon, the Product Manager of TunesKit. "With TunesKit WhatsApp Transfer V2.0, we've created an all-in-one solution that allows iOS users to effortlessly manage LINE, Kik, and Viber data with the same privacy and ease they've come to expect from our WhatsApp tool." Image: https://www.abnewswire.com/upload/2025/07/cc8621aa28ae7671697c62286e6a5eda.jpg What's New in TunesKit WhatsApp Transfer V2.0 The following are the key features of TunesKit WhatsApp Transfer in this update. * Expanded Messaging App Support: Beyond WhatsApp , users can now seamlessly transfer, back up, restore, and

WhatsApp is reportedly developing reply threads short by / 01:20 pm on Monday, 7 July, 2025 WhatsApp is developing a system to organise the message replies into structured threads. This feature will let users reply to individual messages in a more structured way, grouping replies under the original message to make it easier to follow conversations, especially in busy group chats.

Twitter co-founder and CEO of Block Jack Dorsey launched the beta version of a new peer-to-peer messaging app on TestFlight. Unlike WhatsApp and others like it that rely on internet connectivity and central servers, Dorsey says that Bitchat operates entirely over Bluetooth mesh networks, promising true decentralization and privacy for its users. He made "an ugly whitepaper describing protocol" available on GitHub. CNBC broke down the tech and its features. In essence, Bitchat allows users to communicate via Bluetooth-connected devices. But here's where it gets interesting: "As users move through physical space, their phones form local Bluetooth clusters and pass messages from device to device, allowing them to reach peers beyond standard range — even without Wi-Fi or cell service." Related: Jack Dorsey Says Intellectual Property Law Shouldn't Exist, and Elon Musk Agrees: 'Delete All IP Law' Messages that are sent via Bitchat are encrypted from end to end and do not live in the cloud — they are only stored on devices and are set to delete. The message "never touch centralized infrastructure," reports CNBC, "echoing Dorsey's long-running push for privacy-preserving, censorship-resistant communication." Dorsey's post on X has received over 1.3 million views, with beta testers eager to jump

Reece James has taken to Instagram to provide an update on his fitness after pulling out of the win against Palmeiras on Friday night. James was named in the starting line-up for the Club World Cup quarter final, but was replaced by Andrey Santos after feeling something in the warm-up. Chelsea were able to cope without James as they won 2-1 thanks to Cole Palmer and a deflected Malo Gusto strike, and will now face Fluminense in the semi final. Reece James provides fitness update It’s always a worry for Chelsea fans when there’s an even a hint of an issue for James given his well documented injury problems. Maresca offered an update on James after the Palmeiras game, and the England international has now confirmed he’s fit. James has confirmed he’s fit for the Fluminense game. (Photo: Instagram: @reece) James took to Instagram and posted a picture of himself in the Sauna with the caption “I’m fit and well, see you Tuesday.” Last season the 25-year-old once again had injury issues, but since returning from his latest setback in January the England international has managed to remain fit. Maresca has managed James very carefully and has even deployed him

Team India huddle with Gambhir before the rain started. Image Sharmistha Gooptu Sharmistha Gooptu in Birmingham I was again one of the very first in the press box today, as my colleagues were on their live shows on different streams for RevSportz. The teams had come in and were inside the ground, warming up, playing ball and generally bantering. Some of the Indian players were playing with a football and the body language from my positing high above in the glass box seemed relaxed, with high levels of bonding and camaraderie. After several rounds of heading the ball around, one of them, possibly Karun Nair (I need to carry a pair of binoculars from the next time if I’m going to be playing bird properly!), was chased and surrounded by his teammates who then each tapped his head in some kind of a boy’s ritual. Boys they were almost, playing, chasing and bantering — almost certain of making history if nature doesn’t spoil their game. On another side, the English players were also engaged in a game of ball, teasing and some banter. Somewhere between these two, Jasprit Bumrah was getting some practice with fielding coach T Dilip. He then