Google persuaded a judge on Thursday to delay a Texas jury trial over the technology giant’s digital advertising practices, ...

WhatsApp has issued an important fix for two serious security vulnerabilities. Here’s how to check you are protected.

But this doesn't mean that WhatsApp is perfect -- there are plenty of issues people want scrapped. Meta should take these five issues seriously and think about how to fix them for users.

An Indian woman allegedly spent over seven hours in a Target store, picking up items worth Rs 1.1 lakh and then tried to ...

Seventy percent of the WhatsApp issues had to do with the app, while 24 percent were related to users being unable to receive messages. Six percent of the issues were related to the WhatsApp website.

WhatsApp users around the world reported issues with sending and receiving messages on the popular application. Users started to report that they were experiencing problems with the application at ...

WhatsApp provides end-to-end encryption of conversations for all users, making traditional hacking or cyberattacks much harder. However, the site is not immune to interference.

The case caps a six-year battle between the social media giant and the surveillance firm, casting an unusual amount of light on the spyware industry.

WhatsApp Ads face no apparent legal pushback in terms of privacy norms, said industry experts while privacy advocates argued ads still violate the privacy principles on which the app was created.

WhatsApp has issued an urgent update after discovering a vulnerability that could allow hackers to gain remote access to a user’s device through a shared image or file.

WhatsApp has announced a major new update designed to prevent other users from exporting chats or downloading images and media without permission.