WHATSAPP users have bashed a new addition to their home screens, as Meta's AI chatbot continues to roll out to devices. Meta AI, an artificial intelligence (AI) feature that answers questions ...

The scam involves sophisticated AI-powered bots that imitate human interaction on WhatsApp. These bots are programmed to lure unsuspecting users into fraudulent schemes with seemingly legitimate job offers. The discovery was made by Boobathi Ayyasamy, who detailed his experience on LinkedIn.

Dozens of WhatsApp users have moaned about a new feature rolling out on the messaging platform. Here's how to get rid of the problem

Previously, it was easy to identify a scam message due to poor grammar and typos. The messages were often riddled with errors and awkward phrasing.

WhatsApp, the Meta-owned platform, is currently working on bringing a new widget feature for accessing the Meta AI chatbot in a future update of the app.This widget is in making to provide

WhatsApp is used by nearly 3 billion people, yet there hasn't been a seamless way to manage work directly from it—until now.

Meta AI has landed in the Middle East and North Africa with support for Arabic, opening the chatbot to millions more people.

Exciting news await WhatsApp users who frequently rely on the app’s video call feature. The messaging platform is set to roll out a new update that will allow users to react in real-time during video calls,