WhatsApp, or ‘WhatsUp’ as your parents insist on calling it, is changing the way we communicate. Here are four new features that could be headed our way.
WhatsApp has decided to make extensive changes to the messaging app, including a ‘voice commands’ option.
First, there was the telephone, then email, then instant messaging. Now we have that weird middle-ground – the WhatsApp voice note.
Criminals are using Facebook and WhatsApp to get nude pictures, which they then use to blackmail people.
WhatsApp is cracking down on people who misuse and abuse the messaging app. Here’s what will get you banned.
WhatsApp might feel like a private place for all your deepest, darkest thoughts, but it’s not as safe as you think it is.
Ekurhuleni police arrested three cops for allegedly trying to extort R5 million from a member of the mayoral committee.
Over the last few months, owners Facebook have been working on some massive changes to the popular messaging app.
Are you really okay with anybody who gets your number being able to view your WhatsApp profile picture? Changing the setting takes 30 seconds, tops.
A vulnerability in WhatsApp made it possible for hackers to spread surveillance software to mobile devices. Here’s what to look out for.
WhatsApp has listed five settings you can change, in order to keep you safe from scammers and crooks on the platform.
There’s now a way to fact check those dodgy viral messages on WhatsApp, which seem to spread like wildfire before anyone bothers to search for the truth.
200 new emojis are coming our way in 2019, including some new ways to talk about periods and gender without using actual words.
‘Black people use K word’. Grande out of Grammys. R Kelly tour. Rich kids being poor. WhatsApp deleting 2m a month. Sans Souci mum lays charges.
In 2016, Margaret van Wyk made the kind of error that everyone makes at least once, by sending a WhatsApp message to the wrong group.
Parliament’s Justice Committee adopted the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill last week, which means that you could end up in jail if you contravene a few laws.
Facebook is currently on a serious money-making mission, and they’ve now greenlit advertising in certain ways within WhatsApp.
A passenger on Lion Air Flight 610, which crashed shortly after taking off, shared a WhatsApp video of him and other passengers boarding.
WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has come clean about his reservations about Facebook’s intentions for the messaging app, and his various run-ins with the company.
After poet Martie Wessels posted pictures of the members of a WhatsApp porn group on Facebook, she started receiving death threats. Since then, things have worsened.
If you think our headline is odd, consider the News24 headline: “Christian poet harassed by porn WhatsApp groups run by a ‘mentally challenged’ rabbit farmer”.
WhatsApp sexploitation scams are on the rise in South Africa, with more than 1 000 cases being dealt with by law enforcement on a daily basis.
Momo is the latest online buzzword to scare parents and intrigue horror fans, but how much of the story should we believe?
Mark Zuckerberg has seen his fair share of headaches this year, and the latest one sees people dying due to the spread of fake WhatsApp messages.
We often tend to believe news shared with us by friends, but a recent study shows that we might need to be more vigilant on that front, too.
WhatsApp’s co-founders have given up billions of rands after splitting from Facebook over petty issues such as chairs, desk sizes and bathroom designs.
Sending a WhatsApp voice note to the wrong group can quickly spiral out of control, and this chap’s blunder has made it all the way to AB in India.
More and more folks are turning to WhatsApp calls these days, but how much money are you really saving?
As the whole world wonders whether or not it should delete one of the most popular social media platforms, the co-founder of WhatsApp is nudging people to do it.
Moving upwards and onwards, WhatsApp will soon be introducing a nifty little business version to South Africa. Here’s what we know.