One of WhatsApp's best features is the ability to make calls to anywhere in the world for absolutely free. Here's how to get started with calling in WhatsApp.
A security flaw in WhatsApp makes it easy for users to be locked out of their accounts. While there's no indication that WhatsApp is working on a solution, there is a way that users may be able to avoid this problem.
WhatsApp and the WHO follow up 2020's "Together at Home" sticker pack with a new "Vaccines for All" one as the pandemic moves into a new stage.
WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new chat history migration feature for its Android and iOS apps. The upcoming feature will make it possible for users to transfer their chat history between Android and iOS devices.
You've been a messaging machine and your WhatsApp is jam-packed full of content. What else can you do with your messages? Check delivery status, star messages, delete 'em, whatever!
WhatsApp has been primarily used on mobile devices for as long as it's been around, but there's an updated desktop app that allows you to make those voice and video calls from your computer instead. Here's how you can do it.
Yeah, it's not just you. Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp went down for millions of users right when they were getting ready to dive into the weekend.
The Telegram messaging app has a ton of great features and customizations, allowing you to connect with friends, family, and contacts. Still, you may not want them to know if, or when, you're online at times. We'll show you how to turn off Telegram's Last Seen Online timestamp, so you can have a bit of your privacy and anonymity back.
Text conversations are boring. Liven them up with emoji, stickers or GIFs in WhatsApp.
WhatsApp has a nifty feature that lets you easily share your current location with your friends and family. Here's how to share your location in WhatsApp.
WhatsApp is testing a new feature, expiring photos in chats. It matches similar features from Snapchat and Instagram in execution.
Maintaining your privacy is an important part of staying safe online. Not everyone needs to see your profile photo or know that you are online right now. Let’s take a look at how you can protect your privacy in WhatsApp.
You don't just have to stick with boring old text messaging. WhatsApp lets you share photos, videos, audio, contacts, and location data with your friends and family with ease.
WhatsApp has finally added the ability to make voice and video calls to its desktop app on Windows and macOS. While you can only make one-to-one calls currently, WhatsApp has promised that support for group calls will arrive in the near future.
WhatsApp has published a new FAQ page detailing what will happen to your account if you do not accept its new privacy policy by May 15. While you will continue to receive calls and notifications, you won’t be able to send or read messages.
WhatsApp published a blog post to further clarify the reasoning behind the upcoming policy change that requires users to share data with Facebook.
Are your family and friends less than enthusiastic about joining you on Signal or Telegram? Here is some advice that has worked for us at Android Central to convince our loved ones to move away from WhatsApp and the like.
If you're looking to switch from WhatsApp to Telegram, there's a new transfer feature that lets you seamlessly move your chats between platforms. The best part is that it even includes timestamps, so you won't even notice anything has changed after you switch to Telegram.
WhatsApp lets you secure your chats by a fingerprint lock, giving you an additional layer of security. Once you enable the feature, you'll have to use your fingerprint to unlock WhatsApp and view your messages. Here's what you need to know about fingerprint lock on WhatsApp for Android.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new security feature that requires users to unlock their phones using their fingerprints before they can sign in to WhatsApp Web and Desktop.