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For years, WhatsApp has been the go-to app for personal chats, family updates, and the occasional voice or video call. But now, Meta seems determined to push the app further into the territory of professional and organized communication. With the latest update, WhatsApp is rolling out scheduled calls and new group call features that feel very much like what you'd expect from Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
Finally, a Way to Join the Conversation Without Signing Up In many parts of the world, especially across Asia and Latin America, WhatsApp is the go-to messaging app. It's so common that the idea of someone not using it sounds almost strange. But believe it or not, there are people out there who haven't signed up for WhatsApp—either out of preference or necessity.
WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new privacy-centric feature called the "username key," a tool designed to give users more control over who can contact them. First spotted by WABetaInfo, this feature builds on WhatsApp's earlier idea known as the "username PIN," but with a clearer purpose—and a new name to match.
Ever returned to WhatsApp only to be overwhelmed by dozens (or hundreds) of unread messages in your group chat? WhatsApp is rolling out a smart new feature designed to help you catch up quickly — and it's powered by artificial intelligence.
Switching from Android to iPhone can feel like a daunting task, especially when you're worried about losing photos, contacts, or important chat histories. But Apple is making that transition a lot smoother with a recent update to its Move to iOS app for Android users.
