The highly anticipated multi-device support feature on WhatsApp, Companion Mode, has finally entered the closed testing phase.

With a recent new update, the WhatsApp desktop app can finally now work on its own without the need for a smartphone.

To give users more time to take back their typos and other mistakes, WhatsApp will be increasing the time limit to delete messages permanently.

WhatsApp is adding a number of new features which will help improve the score of privacy for their users, and it's certainly a great addition.

WhatsApp is expected to introduce a new feature which is said to let users save Disappearing Messages that come their way.

Users should start having the ability to react to messages anytime now as WhatsApp Reactions arrive for both Android and iOS.

Apple iMessage's blue and green bubbles are apparently enough to make kids bully each other, and Google is asking Apple to stop it.

After a long period of testing, the WhatsApp Disappearing Messages features is finally available for everyone with some extra features.

Telegram may soon display ads, with a subscription service to remove them if you want. There might not be any reason to though.

After such a long wait, the WhatsApp iOS to Android migration feature will finally be coming to smartphones running Android 12.