WhatsApp is now accessible straight from a browser or desktop without the phone needing to be on and connected to the ...

Now Meta is making another change to WhatsApp. It will be familiar to those who use Meta sister product Instagram, but it's a feature that no one really likes.

WhatsApp has reportedly been working on its new feature, dubbed the username key for Android users. The prime motive of this ...

That changes today. On Tuesday, May 27, Meta included an iPad app with the latest WhatsApp update (version 25.16.81).

The report says, “Currently, WhatsApp supports iOS 12 and later, but with a future update, the app will require iOS 15.1 or newer to work properly. To help affected users adapt to this change ...

WhatsApp has updated its Windows app. The new version is web-based. It uses Microsoft Edge WebView2. Users must re-link their accounts. All features are still available. The app may use more resources ...

Adding your WhatsApp account to Accounts Center is optional and off by default. Meta notes that your WhatsApp messages and calls will remain end-to-end encrypted if you choose to connect your ...

The new iPad app also works with your Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil, WhatsApp says. With this new app, users will be able to keep everything in sync across their iPhone, Mac, and other devices.

WhatsApp said it was debuting paid monthly subscriptions for content creators, among other product changes. Meta In recent years, Meta has leaned into sources of untapped revenue.