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Why fear about Whatsapp privacy policy.?

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Many YouTubers have created insane fears that "WhatsApp will not work, do not use WhatsApp" to increase views. This is to give a little courage to those who are afraid to look at them. WhatsApp's new privacy policy states that "your phone number, details of payments you make through WhatsApp Payments, your IP address at the time of the transaction, and your device model will be collected and shared with third-party Facebook hosted services as needed." In fact Facebook is not selling that information to unknown third party companies. Everyone knows that WhatsApp business. This allows restaurants, shopping malls, and small business owners to provide catalog details of items available to customers through WhatsApp, and then withdraw money from us through WhatsApp Payments and deliver the items to us. WhatsApp is making such a complete system available. Actually this is going to happen ... Suppose you went to a shopping mall. While shopping and billing t...
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Facebook Dark mode Rolling out in App

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Good news, who are eagerly waiting for Dark mode feature in Facebook mobile application Facebook has started rolling out Dark Mode support on mobile users and the feature is currently live with some users globally. Facebook Dark Mode interface will not be completely black like on Instagram and Messenger but a grayscale design with white accents for logos and icons. The social network confirmed to Social Media that Dark Mode for mobile is live for "a small percentage of users globally right now." Facebook has been slow to introduce support for Dark Mode to all of its apps. Some users posted screenshots of Facebook Dark Mode on Twitter, which appears as an option in the Facebook app settings. In May, Facebook rolled out the much-awaited Dark Mode on its revamped and immersive desktop app for all users. The Dark Mode helps users enjoy lower brightness, alongside contrast and vibrancy, thus minimising screen glare for use in low light. Similar to mobile experience, the ...
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WhatsApp To Introduce Animated Stickers Here's the details.!

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Whatsapp is currently testing a new feature for the messaging platform called animated stickers. As the name suggests, WhatsApp users will be able to send animated stickers to their contacts once the feature is rolled out. According to WABetaInfo, the feature is being tested in WhatsApp version v2.20.194.7 beta for Android and v2.20.70.26 beta for iOS. WhatsApp had earlier rolled out support for stickers back in 2019 where users could also download sticker packs from different sources to use in the app. as per the report, you will be able to save and send all types of animated stickers. However, the option to import them from third-party sources is not yet available to beta users. Users will also be able to download sticker packs from the WhatsApp store. whatsApp is currently rolling out the feature only for a specific number of users and only they will be able to view the animated stickers. How animated stickers will look like on WhatsApp. Animated stickers have been a...
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How you can stop bad information and Fake news about Corona from going viral.

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AS PER BBC NEWS Coronavirus misinformation is flooding the internet and experts are calling on the public to practise "information hygiene". What can you do to stop the spread of bad information? 1. Stop and think You want to help family and friends and keep them in the loop. So when you receive fresh advice - whether by email, WhatsApp, Facebook or Twitter - you might quickly forward it on to them. But experts say the number one thing you can do to halt misinformation is to simply stop and think. If you have any doubts, pause, and check it out further. 2. Check your source Before you forward it on, ask some basic questions about where the information comes from. It's a big red flag if the source is "a friend of a friend" or "my aunt's colleague's neighbour". "The most reliable sources of information remain public health bodies like the NHS, the World Health Organisation, or the Centers for Disease Control and Pre...
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