If anyone is found to have committed a hate speech offence, they can be fined and jailed for up to three years in the case of a first conviction.
WhatsApp has now launched the ‘View Once’ feature, which allows you to send photos or videos that are deleted immediately after being viewed.
Facebook is introducing new features to WhatsApp, including improved ways to shop and communicate with businesses.
There is also the option to turn off ‘Read Receipts’, which is to say your messages won’t be ‘blue ticked’ once you have read them.
South Africa’s Information Regulator isn’t chuffed about WhatsApp’s new privacy policy, and is considering litigation about the matter.
May 15 is just around the corner, and if you choose not to accept WhatsApp’s new privacy policy, how you use the app will begin to change dramatically.
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WhatsApp has confirmed that the updated privacy policy will go into effect starting from May 15.
LWA will soon be a globally recognised medical condition that you yourself are more than likely suffering from.
If you have made, or plan to make, the switch from WhatsApp to Telegram, there’s a really easy way to move your chat history across.
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As South Africans who are fed up with WhatsApp head to Telegram, it’s worth ensuring that you have this quick safety check in place.
I know a lot of people have / are considering moving to Telegram because of the upcoming changes to their Terms & Conditions, but the vibe in general was busy moving across anyway, for these reasons.
There are some handy new WhatsApp features coming your way, which is great news for you, and maybe less so for your older relatives.
WhatsApp isn’t able to process the message – usually a series of random characters that make no sense – which leads to an infinite crash.
Phone calls are alright, but have you ever tried sending a voicenote so that the person on the other end can listen to it at their discretion?
Oh, look, another WhatsApp message with a link to an article containing easily debunked misinformation. Enter WhatsApp’s latest feature.
The messaging app, used by more than two billion people worldwide, is all set to roll out some cool new features.
Since the #BlackLivesMatter protests broke out across America, this new messaging app has seen a massive surge in downloads.
A lawyer weighs in on what could happen if you’re caught advertising illicit alcohol or tobacco products on social media.
These are not yet available to the general public, but can be expected in updates further down the line.
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Have you ever needed to fake your location on WhatsApp? Me neither, but it doesn’t hurt to be prepared if the occasion ever arises.
Car licence admin would be much easier if we could handle it all via WhatsApp, but some people don’t seem too keen on the idea. Chin up, friends, all is not lost.
There’s an old scam, with a new twist, doing the rounds on WhatsApp in South Africa. Thankfully, there are easy steps to avoid falling victim.
A WhatsApp message promising your ex R1 million after you win the lottery could be used against you in a court of law.
I dream of a future where most of life’s hassles can be taken care of through WhatsApp, but let’s just start with renewing your car licence for now.
We’re nearing the end of another decade, so let’s look back at some of the more famous typos from the past 10 years.
The Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill defines certain messages as illegal, and punishable with jail time and/or a fine.