The world's most widely used messaging app adds stronger two-step verification and allows for more than one passkey.

WhatsApp is testing a warning for Android users connecting via unofficial Web clients, aiming to enhance privacy by encouraging the use of its official, secure platform.

WhatsApp is testing Scam Alert, an on-device AI feature that detects suspicious messages from unknown contacts and warns ...

South Africans returning from the long weekend were greeted with a new digital tool: WhatsApp has quietly switched on Web Calling for its browser‑based platform, WhatsApp Web. The update marks a ...

WhatsApp will reportedly require the host to manually approve every guest's request before they join the call.

South Africa’s telecommunications regulator plans to investigate prices charged by digital media and communications service ...

WhatsApp is enhancing its security features by introducing a warning system for users connecting to unofficial WhatsApp Web ...

WhatsApp’s two-step verification previously relied on a six-digit PIN, but now users can choose a longer, alphanumeric ...

WhatsApp is testing a warning that could alert users when they connect their accounts to unofficial or third-party Web ...

The Bank of England is using AI to measure the economy amid a crisis in the reliability of official data. Huw Pill, the chief ...

The Cobbles copper lashes out at the wrong person.

Prudential Singapore has issued an advisory urging members of the public to remain vigilant against scammers who contact ...