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WhatsApp is upgrading its 2FA settings

WhatsApp is enhancing its two-factor authentication settings, allowing users to opt for a stronger password instead of the traditional six-digit code. This update aims to improve account security for its users.

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WhatsApp Adds On-Device AI Scam Warnings, and Nothing Leaves Your Phone

WhatsApp is rolling out an optional Scam Alert tool that uses on-device machine learning to identify suspicious messages. The feature warns users of potential scams without sending message content off the device for classification. Users can mark chats as trusted to disable alerts or opt-in to share recent messages to help improve the tool's accuracy.

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You can now bug your WhatsApp group chats with an @all ping

WhatsApp has introduced a new '@all' ping feature that allows users to notify every member of a group chat simultaneously. This feature is expected to be used for important announcements, though its potential for overuse is acknowledged.

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WhatsApp now supports encrypted calls on the web

WhatsApp has introduced support for encrypted voice and video calls directly through its web interface. This feature enhances user privacy by ensuring that conversations made via WhatsApp Web are end-to-end encrypted.

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You can now sign up for a WhatsApp account from an iPad

WhatsApp is now allowing users to create accounts directly from an iPad without needing a phone number. This update enables users to sign up for the messaging service using only their tablet.

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WhatsApp has blocked Dutch sex workers from using its platform, significantly impacting their income. The decision by the messaging service has drawn attention and criticism, with Reddit being mentioned as a source of information regarding the situation.

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WhatsApp is reportedly preparing to introduce usernames, allowing users to reserve a unique identifier for their account. Separately, Mozilla has released version 152.0.5 of its Firefox browser, detailing new features, updates, and fixes.

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Don't panic, Discord isn't losing GIFs as Google shuts down Tenor API

Google is shutting down the Tenor API on June 30, impacting applications that use it for GIF integration. While users expressed concern about losing GIF functionality on platforms like Discord and X, many apps have already transitioned to alternative providers like Klipy and Giphy. Discord, WhatsApp, and X have successfully moved away from Tenor, ensuring continued GIF support for their users.

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WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that will allow users to chat with each other without needing to exchange or swap phone numbers. This update aims to provide more privacy and convenience for users communicating on the platform.

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WhatsApp is testing read-once disappearing messages

WhatsApp is testing a new 'read-once' disappearing messages feature, aiming to catch up with rival messaging applications. This functionality will allow users to send messages that disappear after they have been viewed once.

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Facebook and Instagram appear to be down

Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp experienced widespread outages this morning, affecting many users. The cause of the service disruption for Meta Platforms' social media and messaging applications is currently unknown.

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The FTC says Americans lost at least $2.1 billion to social media scams in 2025

Americans lost at least $2.1 billion to social media scams in 2025, an eightfold increase since 2020, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Investment and shopping scams were prevalent, with Facebook being the primary platform, followed by WhatsApp and Instagram. The FBI also reported significant losses to internet-related crimes, including cryptocurrency and AI scams.

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WhatsApp has confirmed the introduction of a Premium subscription tier. The article details the features and benefits included in this new paid service for users.

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WhatsApp rolls out updates including multiple accounts for iOS

WhatsApp is rolling out several updates for its messaging platform, including the highly anticipated ability for iOS users to manage multiple accounts on a single device. New features also enhance chat history migration between platforms and devices, allow for deletion of large files within chats, and integrate AI for photo editing and message drafting.