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To assist the moderation team in keeping the platform secure for all users, WhatsApp is working on another feature: status update reporting capability.

The native support for Android apps in Windows 11 without the need for additional software or emulators is one of the most intriguing aspects.

The e-commerce giant had already told during the Matter launch event that it wanted to release support for the standard.

With cybersecurity being a top priority for many, google takes another step in this direction. The search engine giant will now provide end-to-end encryption in its email service ‘Gmail’.

WhatsApp now offers an option to have communications instantly deleted for everyone in a chat using ephemeral messaging, but the service might go even further

Meta-owned companies Facebook and Instagram are implementing new privacy features aimed at protecting teenagers to come in contact with strangers and predators.

WhatsApp already uses end-to-end encryption for privacy concerns but still, somehow hackers and scammers continue to find ways to invade your privacy.

Like WhatsApp and Instagram, Google is also now inculcating emojis into its messages app. Users can now respond with any emojis.

Samsung is going to launch a new file-sharing app that will allow users to transfer their files to all kinds of devices. The app will be known as “Dropship”, which is a module of the Samsung good lock.

YouTube shorts, the short-video sharing platform created by google seems to be doing well for itself. The platform is now even providing a share of ad revenue to its creators.