The premium messaging platform, WhatsApp, is working on a new feature that will allow users to share their usernames instead ...

WhatsApp is testing usernames to hide your phone number, curb scams, and let users chat without giving away personal contact ...

WhatsApp is reportedly gearing up to launch a feature that will enable status update viewers to reshare and forward their ...

The new feature has been spotted in beta testing, and will bring enhanced privacy and security for WhatsApp users.

WhatsApp just announced that it’ll soon let users add contacts from any device, and not just a primary phone, thus solving one of life’s little annoyances. A forthcoming update will let people ...

WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let users chat without sharing phone numbers, using usernames instead. Here’s how ...

Saving contacts linked to one WhatsApp account is handy if you want to keep personal and business contacts separate. Plus, if you share the device with others, you can maintain your own contact ...

Moreover, by using cryptographic hashes, WhatsApp protects the phone numbers of contacts who do not have an account on the app, without storing or sharing details on its servers. It is worth ...

The company explains: “These WhatsApp contacts are ideal for when you are sharing your phone with others or if you want to separate personal and business contacts when managing more than one ...

people who share phones, or those who manage multiple accounts with separate contacts on one device. To start, you’ll be able to save contacts on WhatsApp Web and Windows and Meta says that you ...

Users will also be able to save a contact exclusively to WhatsApp without syncing to a phone, which is useful when sharing a handset with others or for those who manage both work and personal ...