Articles about WhatsApp Business

Uber has some exciting news for riders in the Delhi-NCR region. Users can now book cabs, auto rickshaws, and bikes through WhatsApp in Hindi and English.

CASHe, a Mumbai-based fintech platform, has launched an instant credit line service on WhatsApp.

WhatsApp, the world's most popular instant messaging app, is constantly evolving to maintain its top spot in the competitive space. The company is always adding new features to enhance the user experience.

WhatsApp has two new features on the cards. Firstly, it is testing the possibility of searching for local businesses or stores offering certain products within WhatsApp itself. This could promote businesses without ads and open monetization options for the platform.

Following in the footsteps of popular social media platforms Instagram and Snapchat, Facebook-owned messaging service WhatsApp has introduced a new feature for Android and iOS users that automatically deletes media files after the recipient has viewed them once.

WhatsApp has reiterated that it will implement its privacy policy despite user backlash and government scrutiny. WhatsApp recently published a blog post reminding its dwindling user base that the privacy policy will come into effect on May 15.

On Tuesday, the Indian government's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) sent a strongly worded letter to WhatsApp CEO Will Cathcart, asking him to withdraw the recent update to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for Indian users.

In a recent survey conducted by social media platform LocalCircles, it was found that only 18 out of every 100 Indian users surveyed were willing to accept WhatsApp's updated policies and continue using the platform.

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Retail Ltd. is reportedly working toward embedding JioMart into WhatsApp within the next six months. The move will allow 400-million Indian WhatsApp users to address their grocery needs from neighboring outlets through Ambani's hyperlocal e-commerce platform.

For more than a year, we have been hearing about Facebook's highly ambitious plan to monetize WhatsApp by showing ads.

Catering to over 1.5 billion users, WhatsApp is surely one of the most popular messaging platforms in the world.

Over a billion people use WhatsApp as their daily driver for personal, work, or business-related conversations.

Over a billion people use WhatsApp as their daily driver for personal, work, or business-related conversations.

Finally, WhatsApp is bringing a long-awaited fix for its group calling capabilities.

Amidst growing pressure from the Indian government, Facebook-owned messaging service WhatsApp has appointed Abhijit Bose as its first-ever India head.

Whether you have a dual-SIM cell, or wish to separate your personal and professional WhatsApp contacts, or for any other reason, you want to operate two WhatsApp numbers on the same phone- know that it's possible.

After a long wait, WhatsApp users would finally get the ability to send and receive stickers.

After the famous 'Vacation' mode, WhatsApp is said to be working on another intriguing feature, one that would enhance the security of its iOS messaging app.

WhatsApp users could soon get an option to link the messaging service with their Instagram accounts.

On Wednesday, WhatsApp announced the launch of its first revenue-generating product, WhatsApp Business API.

According to reports, Facebook is testing a new feature that will allow its mobile app users to directly share Facebook posts on WhatsApp.

Following a slew of updates ranging from in-app video support for Facebook and Instagram to new stickers and group calling features, WhatsApp is now working to introduce another handy feature.

In 2014, Facebook bought WhatsApp for $19 billion, which increased the net worth of one of the co-founders of the chat app, Brian Acton, to $6.5 billion.

Google is adding a chat feature to its India-exclusive digital payments app Tez.

WhatsApp on iOS has been updated to add a couple of features to the instant messaging app.

WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has invested $50 million in encrypted instant messaging app Signal.

Xiaomi has launched a WhatsApp-based subscription service in India called Mi Bunny.

According to WhatsApp's Q4 2017 earnings report, the instant messaging app now boasts of 1.5 billion monthly active users and hits 60 billion messages per day.

WhatsApp Business has started rolling out in India for Android users, four days after its launch. The iOS version is expected to arrive soon.

Only days after Facebook-owned global messaging platform WhatsApp launched its "WhatsApp Business" app, Indian digital payments giant Paytm has rolled out the "Paytm for Business" app.

WhatsApp has officially launched its new WhatsApp Business app on Android.

At a time when WhatsApp is increasingly being used by businesses to communicate with customers; it looks like the Facebook-owned company is set to roll-out a new standalone app "WhatsApp Business".

Facebook's photo-sharing app, Instagram, announced its platform now home to over 25-million businesses, a remarkable rise from 15-million in July this year.

After being popular on smartphones for several years, it looks like Facebook-owned WhatsApp is going to launch the messaging app for tablets now.

Facebook-owned messaging app WhatsApp has one of the world's largest user-bases with over 1.3 billion users.

A fake 'WhatsApp Business' app on Google Store has been fooling users successfully and now has thousands of downloads.

WhatsApp's much-awaited 'Delete for Everyone' feature is finally being rolled out across Android, iOS and Windows devices, as confirmed by its updated FAQ page.

If reports are to be believed, you will soon be able to make group calls on WhatsApp.

WhatsApp Business is still in the making. Although the messaging platform has said that it'll be rolling it out to organizations soon, the service is still being worked upon.

WhatsApp in the bid to monetize its platform had launched, what it calls, "WhatsApp for Business" for certain select organizations.