#whatsapp

#whatsapp

WhatsApp has introduced a new collage feature that allows users to combine up to six images in a customizable frame, enhancing its Status feature.

"WhatsApp's founders believed that their subscription model was sufficient for profitability, which could have allowed the company to increase prices over time without relying on ads."

WhatsApp’s global head of marketing, Vivian Odior, says the company decided to create the doc in order to fully show how the app is often part of critical inflection points in its users' lives. 'When it comes to telling those stories, we believe in giving the space to properly unpack the role we play and share the full story of our user base,' says Odior.

"We think we've cracked AI humor. For now, Grouphug will create jokes based on what happened in the group. We turn your WhatsApp chats into memes."

Depending on where you are in the world, you either use WhatsApp every day, or only to speak to those friends who left the country years ago.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch found humor in a mistake by Robert Jenrick, who accidentally added hundreds to a WhatsApp group promoting his London Marathon run.

Engaging in a message exchange which involved an image/video as described [the video involving a child], and leaving a comment in the form of laughing emojis, had the effect of appearing as though you condone the contents of the video.