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Messaging app Telegram has been directed by the Delhi High Court to reveal the source of messages infringing copyright, rejecting privacy as a protection
Popular messaging app WhatsApp, owned by Meta, banned 2 million accounts in India in June 2022, as per compliance report under IT Rules 2021
The social media platform is also coming out with other new options such as allowing encryption for chat backups.
Security researcher Dhiraj Mishra found that Telegram’s desktop app was leaking public and private IP addresses during voice calls, reports Engadget. The messaging app, which is...
We missed this earlier. Last week, the telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan said that the government was not trying to impose blanket bans on messaging apps, PTI...
This article has been rewritten after it was pointed out that the previous version had factual errors Google is taking another shot at getting...
WhatsApp is looking for a country head in India, according to a job posting on Facebook’s career page. Note that, this is first such...
BlackBerry has accused Facebook, and its subsidiaries Instagram and WhatsApp, of co-opting its mobile messaging intellectual property to develop their mobile messaging applications, in...
Finally they have let the cat out of the bag. While updating to Tencent-owned messaging app WeChat’s latest version users are greeted with a...
Amazon is working on a native instant messaging app called ‘Anytime’ that will take on companies like Facebook, Google, Snapchat, etc., reports AFTVnews. The...
