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WhatsApp Rolls Out New Feature Which Lets Users Create, Organise and Share Custom Sticker Packs
WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature which makes it easier to sort out stickers. Meta Platforms’ instant messaging client now enables users to create custom sticker packs without leaving the app. They can organise saved stickers in multiple folders to speed up the process of finding the relevant sticker and sending it to their loved ones. WhatsA...
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WhatsApp Says It Banned Over 2 Million Accounts in in One Month to Prevent Harmful Behaviour
WhatsApp has published its first transparency report, as required by the new Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. In this, it revealed that it banned 20,11,000 between May 15 and June 15, of which 95 percent were banned 'proactively' for automated bulk messaging - spam.
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How to Transfer WhatsApp Messages to Telegram
Telegram lets you import chats from WhatsApp. Here’s how to do it.
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WhatsApp Starts Rolling Out Redesigned Storage Management Tool to Delete Junk Messages
WhatsApp has started rolling out a redesigned storage management tool that was spotted online earlier this year. The new tool helps WhatsApp users easily identify, review, and bulk delete content on their phones. It also makes it easier to delete unnecessary files that were forwarded or shared using the instant messaging app.
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In Guwahati, Press Club Goes To Polls After 17 Years Today
An election of a different kind has caught the imagination of people in Guwahati with its intense campaign, using traditional outreach methods like banners, posters, festoons and the new age mediums like social media bulk messages, WhatsApp broadcasts and audio-visuals (AVs) and not to forget door-to-door visits campaigns.
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WhatsApp to Sue Businesses Engaged in Abusing Bulk Messaging
WhatsApp will take legal action against businesses engaged in or assisting others in abusing automated or bulk messaging on its platform.
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WhatsApp Threatens Legal Action Against Entities Claiming to Abuse Its Platform
WhatsApp has threatened legal action against those who publicly claim the ability to abuse its messaging platform, after the emergence of a raft of companies advertising products to bypass usage restrictions.
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WhatsApp Warns Clones to Cease Bogus Operations in India
Companies in India claiming that they can help people send bulk messages on WhatsApp must cease operations, the Facebook-owned messaging app warned on Thursday.
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WhatsApp Details Efforts It's Making for Getting Ready for General Elections in India
Over the last three months, WhatsApp removed more than two million accounts per month that were noticed with a bulk or automated behaviour.
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WhatsApp Tells Companies to Stop Spam Amid Brazil Elections
WhatsApp messaging service said Friday that it has sent "cease and desist" letters to stop companies from sending bulk messages related to Brazil's election.
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Sebi To Investigate Possible Leak Of Company Earnings
Last year, SEBI proposed a ban on sharing trading tips and stock-specific recommendations through bulk messages, emails, blogs and social media such as WhatsApp, Twitter and Facebook, unless one is registered as an investment adviser.
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WhatsApp Rolls Out New Feature Which Lets Users Create, Organise and Share Custom Sticker Packs
WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature which makes it easier to sort out stickers. Meta Platforms’ instant messaging client now enables users to create custom sticker packs without leaving the app. They can organise saved stickers in multiple folders to speed up the process of finding the relevant sticker and sending it to their loved ones. WhatsA...
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WhatsApp Says It Banned Over 2 Million Accounts in in One Month to Prevent Harmful Behaviour
WhatsApp has published its first transparency report, as required by the new Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. In this, it revealed that it banned 20,11,000 between May 15 and June 15, of which 95 percent were banned 'proactively' for automated bulk messaging - spam.
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How to Transfer WhatsApp Messages to Telegram
Telegram lets you import chats from WhatsApp. Here’s how to do it.
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WhatsApp Starts Rolling Out Redesigned Storage Management Tool to Delete Junk Messages
WhatsApp has started rolling out a redesigned storage management tool that was spotted online earlier this year. The new tool helps WhatsApp users easily identify, review, and bulk delete content on their phones. It also makes it easier to delete unnecessary files that were forwarded or shared using the instant messaging app.
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In Guwahati, Press Club Goes To Polls After 17 Years Today
An election of a different kind has caught the imagination of people in Guwahati with its intense campaign, using traditional outreach methods like banners, posters, festoons and the new age mediums like social media bulk messages, WhatsApp broadcasts and audio-visuals (AVs) and not to forget door-to-door visits campaigns.
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WhatsApp to Sue Businesses Engaged in Abusing Bulk Messaging
WhatsApp will take legal action against businesses engaged in or assisting others in abusing automated or bulk messaging on its platform.
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WhatsApp Threatens Legal Action Against Entities Claiming to Abuse Its Platform
WhatsApp has threatened legal action against those who publicly claim the ability to abuse its messaging platform, after the emergence of a raft of companies advertising products to bypass usage restrictions.
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WhatsApp Warns Clones to Cease Bogus Operations in India
Companies in India claiming that they can help people send bulk messages on WhatsApp must cease operations, the Facebook-owned messaging app warned on Thursday.
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WhatsApp Details Efforts It's Making for Getting Ready for General Elections in India
Over the last three months, WhatsApp removed more than two million accounts per month that were noticed with a bulk or automated behaviour.
-
WhatsApp Tells Companies to Stop Spam Amid Brazil Elections
WhatsApp messaging service said Friday that it has sent "cease and desist" letters to stop companies from sending bulk messages related to Brazil's election.
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Sebi To Investigate Possible Leak Of Company Earnings
Last year, SEBI proposed a ban on sharing trading tips and stock-specific recommendations through bulk messages, emails, blogs and social media such as WhatsApp, Twitter and Facebook, unless one is registered as an investment adviser.
