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WhatsApp Spotted Working on Alternate Profile Feature; Lets Testers Double Tap to Seek Videos
WhatsApp will soon allow users to set up an alternate profile on the app or the ability to show some users your default profile, while displaying another one to other users. The Meta-owned messaging platform has also begun testing a new feature that allows testers to seek a video with a double tap gesture on the left and right sides of the screen, ...
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WhatsApp Down? These Are Some Apps You Could Use To Communicate
WhatsApp users across the globe were unable to send and receive messages for around two hours on Tuesday as the platform witnessed one of its biggest outages. The disruption started just after noon before the services were restored at around 2 pm.
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Sandes Is the Government's Own WhatsApp: How to Download It, and Everything You Need to Know
Sandes has been launched by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) as an Indian alternative to WhatsApp and other instant messaging apps. The new app is an upgrade to the existing Government Instant Messaging System (GIMS) that was meant for official communication between government employees.
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WhatsApp Spotted Working on Alternate Profile Feature; Lets Testers Double Tap to Seek Videos
WhatsApp will soon allow users to set up an alternate profile on the app or the ability to show some users your default profile, while displaying another one to other users. The Meta-owned messaging platform has also begun testing a new feature that allows testers to seek a video with a double tap gesture on the left and right sides of the screen, ...
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WhatsApp Down? These Are Some Apps You Could Use To Communicate
WhatsApp users across the globe were unable to send and receive messages for around two hours on Tuesday as the platform witnessed one of its biggest outages. The disruption started just after noon before the services were restored at around 2 pm.
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Sandes Is the Government's Own WhatsApp: How to Download It, and Everything You Need to Know
Sandes has been launched by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) as an Indian alternative to WhatsApp and other instant messaging apps. The new app is an upgrade to the existing Government Instant Messaging System (GIMS) that was meant for official communication between government employees.
