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Amid mounting pressure on Facebook-owned WhatsApp, rival Telegram's founder Parel Durov has added to his earlier criticism of the messaging service

CERT-In has alerted users about a new vulnerability where hackers can attack the messaging platform using MP4 files

RBI has told Supreme court that WhatsApp is not compliant with data localisation norms and has directed NPCI to stop full-scale launch of WhatsApp Pay in India

Apps such as Hike and Telegram stand a good chance of attracting a chunk of WhatsApp's user base as controversies pile up for the US-based company.

In the back of several recent controversies surrounding the company, the social networking giant introduced new logos to distinguish between the company and the app, and aims to make it clearer to customers about the various Facebook-owned products they use.

The Indian government will discuss risks of allowing social media companies to offer online payment services with RBI and NPCI

Indian government has asked WhatsApp to explain how the spyware Pegasus was used to spy on Indian users by November 4

According to WhatsApp, NSO was involved in the cyber attack on WhatsApp's video calling service using which they send malware to users

Social media companies have been facing trouble with the Indian government over privacy, data usage and spread of misinformation

Love sending GIFs? A hacker can easily access your data leaving you vulnerable

NPCI has asked WhatsApp to make some changes in its framework for complying with data localisation

What if we tell that now you can unsend the messages? This app is more than just a messenger

Indian startups are joining forces with global giants to efficiently fight the battle between fake and fact

Constrained by their inability to intercept messages or dilute end to end encryption, Apps have attempted to deploy various techniques to facilitate users to curb fake news

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Constant crashes and glitches dated back in WhatsApp have attributed to its success rate.

According to Capgemini's World Wealth Report 2018, if BigTechs like Google, Alibaba, Amazon, Facebook and Apple plan to expand into the wealth management space, as much as USD 12 trillion could be moved under their wings

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