Although WhatsApp won’t share message content, it will share who, where and when you talk to people, experts told Insider.

WhatsApp said the delay is due to “confusion” surrounding the new policy, which it said will “not expand our ability to share data with Facebook.”

The apparent issues come after Signal saw a 4,200% spike in downloads after WhatsApp users flocked to the encrypted messaging app.

Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, Cerner, Epic Systems, and the Mayo Clinic are all part of the Vaccination Credential Initiative creating the passports.

Telegram has rapidly become a light version of the dark web – with major privacy concerns.

“I have no desire to do all the things that WhatsApp does,” Brian Acton, cofounder of he Signal Foundation, told TechCrunch. Acton also cofounded WhatsApp.

Tiktok, the short video app beloved by teens, changed its rules so any under-16 will have to actively approve friend requests.

Signal is a free messaging app that uses end-to-end encryption to keep your messages and files private.

WhatsApp – which is stressing that message contents will remain secure – is way down on download charts.

US President Donald Trump threatened to ban TikTok from the US, citing national security concerns. He then ordered it sold and has said he wants a deal by September 15.

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The mobile network provider says data traffic surged 97% in the three months to the end of June due to people working from home.

For the third year in a row, South Africa has been named the second most favoured offshore location for contact centre delivery globally.

In recent months, Audible, the audiobook service owned by Amazon.com has been meeting with talent agencies and producers to discuss acquiring potential new podcast projects—or, in the terminology that Audible prefers, ‘Audible Originals.’

Chinese e-commerce leader Alibaba said Friday its net profit fell 88%in the first quarter of the year.

China warned on Sunday that it would take “necessary measures” to protect Huawei and other firms after the United States announced new restrictions on the tech giant’s purchases of semiconductor technology.

Beijing has urged the United States to stop the “unreasonable suppression of Huawei and Chinese enterprises” after Washington announced new export controls to restrict the tech giant’s access to semiconductor technology.

The lockdown has wiped out the ability of the Post Office to earn revenue, and the entity projects a revenue loss of R1.9bn for the year.

Vodacom, which recorded as much as a 40% rise in data traffic since the lockdown began will benefit from the “structural shift” that’s set to leave demand for data permanently higher.

With 1.6 million customers and 850 000 active accounts and counting, TymeBank’s growth in the first year of its launch surpassed its own projections. But can the bank maintain this momentum as the novelty of trying new things wears off for digitally savvy early adopters?