Social Media

WhatsApp, a messaging software owned by Meta, needs to receive and collect certain information about its users in order to provide and operate Services.

WhatsApp is developing a new feature that will allow users to search for nearby businesses right from the app.

Instagram has allowed users to embed profiles on websites as well as an “IG Playback” tool.

Instagram announced new protections for young users on Tuesday, a day before the CEO of the photo-sharing app was confronted by US lawmakers with a grid about whether the platform is “toxic” to children.

In November 2020, WhatsApp introduced the Message Disappearance feature, which automatically deletes chats after 24 hours or 7 days.

Facebook wants the internet to be accessible to everyone in the world. As part of his mission, he also created a miniature unmanned helicopter.

The web version of WhatsApp has been updated with a built-in custom sticker maker that allows you to turn ordinary images from your computer into stickers that can be transmitted via messaging service.

Twitter has introduced new rules to strengthen the privacy of its users. The development comes a day after Parag Agrawal replaced Jack Dorsey as the new CEO of Twitter.

Google Maps introduced crowd tracking earlier this year that lets you see how busy a place is.