Sierra Leonean rapper Natasha Beckley has taken to social media to highlight what she considers proper WhatsApp etiquette. The outspoken artist has outlined a series of rules she believes adults should...
Popular message app WhatsApp was down for several users across the globe around 6 pm in Sierra Leone on Wednesday. Users trying to log in to the App or WhatsApp web – the browser version – were faced...
Instant messaging platform, WhatsApp has launched its new feature, WhatsApp Channels in over 150 countries including Sierra Leone. According to Meta, Channels are simple, reliable, and private ways to...
Meta's founder, Mark Zuckerberg, announced the launch of a new feature on WhatsApp: screen-sharing during video calls. This latest enhancement allows users to share their screen activities in real-time...
WhatsApp has finally announced a long-awaited update that allows its billions of users to edit messages after sending them. This new feature will enable you to fix typos, add emojis, and make adjustments...
The Chief Execution Officer (CEO) of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg announced on his Facebook page on Monday morning that there will be a new feature on messaging app, WhatsApp that could make chatting more private...
In a move that is expected to revolutionize how users interact with WhatsApp, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, announced a groundbreaking update to the popular messaging app. The new update to WhatsApp...
WhatsApp plans to roll out a new update that enables users to share voice notes as status updates. This was revealed in a Wednesday update by WhatsApp update tracking website, WABeta Info. According...
The recent updates of WhatsApp will stop working on several iOS and android devices after several stopped working in December last year. The Meta company has already stopped working on a total of 49...
WhatsApp, in 2022, has launched several new features enhancing user security, including WhatsApp Communities, avatars, a self-chat feature, and tweaks to view-once media. The platform has also been enhancing...
