Latest about Messaging Apps
Apple's iMessage isn't popular abroad. The company probably couldn't care less as it keeps its focus on the bigger picture.
I just want to be able to remove myself from annoying SMS group chats — is that too much to ask for?
WhatsApp has confirmed that users will have to be running iOS 10 or later in order to use the service on an iPhone.
WhatsApp for macOS has been updated to include desktop support for voice and video calls.
Telegram has updated its messaging app with a new auto-delete timer for messages, Widgets, and an Invite by QR Code feature.
WhatsApp has said it is pressing on with planned changes to its privacy policy and will add a banner to its app providing more information to users.
The BlastDoor system prevents malicious code hidden within a message to have access to the operating system or user data.
A new Telegram update that brought importing chats from WhatsApp has been pulled, as the feature may still be in development.
WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature that will let users secure their Desktop and Web chats with Touch ID and Face ID using a linked device.
Facebook has delayed enforcement of changes to its WhatsApp privacy policy following major public backlash and massive uptake of rival services like Signal and Telegram.
The company is attempting to put out the fire after implementing its new terms and conditions which require users to share data with Facebook.
WhatsApp is finally beta testing a new video and audio calls feature for its desktop client.
WhatsApp isn't happy that iMessage doesn't have to explain itself in the same way other apps do.
Slack says it has isolated a problem with sending messages in Europe and will be back with an update soon.
According to a report from Bloomberg, the Trump administration officials are realizing that a ban of the app could be devasting for American companies.
The U.S. WeChat Users Alliance will file a lawsuit against President Trump's administration, seeking to get a recent executive order overturned.
