Communicating on group chats has quickly become a way of life, but what are the rules? We used to use email, the phone or ...

WhatsApp is developing scheduled messages for iPhone, spotted in an iOS TestFlight beta. Users will pick a send time and manage queued texts.

In the final window of the custom time wizard, verify the time and date, and then tap Save. Once you've done that, you'll see the text and time at the bottom of the window. Tap the Send button, and ...

So far, it's an inactive feature in the TestFlight beta version of WhatsApp for iOS, but it would let you pick a time and date for when a message is sent in the app.

WhatsApp is reportedly working on a native message scheduling feature that would let users compose a text, choose a specific date and time, and have it sent automatically.

WhatsApp developers are working to bring scheduled messages to the Meta-owned platform, reports WABetaInfo. A scheduled ...

Using WhatsApp will soon get more tedious for users in India, once the platform adds support for SIM binding verification.

Messaging platform WhatsApp is reportedly preparing to introduce a highly anticipated Scheduled Messages feature that could significantly simplify how users manage time-sensitive conversations. The ...

SINGAPORE – Beware of scammers who ask you to vote for a “friend’s child” in a dance competition. They may actually be tricking you into providing them with access to your WhatsApp account. These ...

This API allow send messages using whatsapp through an API Rest. The project is separated by two main process, one for the API Rest and other responsible for check if there is new messages to send in ...

Manchester United’s head of recruitment, Christopher Vivell, is reported to have questioned Ruben Amorim’s favoured 3-4-2-1 formation in a private WhatsApp group for the club’s hierarchy. Amorim had ...

Researchers warn of a new WhatsApp “GhostPairing” attack that silently links attacker devices to accounts, enabling message spying without users knowing. Image: Generated via Google’s Nano Banana ...