Beware of WhatsApp account hacking! Police raise fraud alert

Leaks don’t typically happen by major industry leaders. But it looks like there might have been a leak that surfaced online directly from the Xbox team. It’s not confirmed to be real right now, and plenty of Twitter users are suggesting not to take this information as anything real. However, one Xbox Twitter account tweeted an image featuring Final Fantasy 7 Remake. The only problem is that Final Fantasy 7 Remake is not available on the Xbox platform. So we could be looking at an announcement coming out from the Xbox and Square Enix teams soon. 

WhatsApp is a widely used messaging platform known for its array of features that enhance communication and convenience. It offers end-to-end encryption, ensuring the privacy and security of messages exchanged between users. The app supports not only text messages, but also voice and video calls, making it a versatile tool for keeping in touch.

Whatsapp, the instant messaging platform owned by Meta, is apparently introducing a new feature on its iOS beta version called "Community examples." This feature is designed to guide beta users in creating communities on WhatsApp through instructional examples.

Phishing refers to a tactic employed by criminals who use fraudulent emails, text messages, or calls to deceive individuals and thereby steal their money and other financial information. The ultimate goal often involves luring victims into visiting a website, which can then lead to downloading malicious software onto their computers or the theft of sensitive personal data, such as bank details. These phishing messages are carefully crafted to persuade recipients to click on seemingly legitimate links, although they are actually designed to deceive. These deceptive practices can result in significant financial loss.

Almost everyone across the world uses Whatsapp, but there are chances that you might not know about some of the latest features of WhatsApp. We have made a list of some of these features that will enhance your chatting experience.

If all goes well in testing, WhatsApp may roll out a feature that you have been hankering for a long time! WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let you effortlessly switch between two accounts, eliminating the requirement to set up several app instances on your phone. The recent beta update, version 2.23.17.8, introduces a WhatsApp multi-account function, enabling users to easily add and toggle between multiple WhatsApp accounts within a single app.

Dark and Darker is out in the world once more, albeit not on Steam. Ironmace’s RPG game is now being distributed on Chaf Games, and is available in early access form to play right now. It’s worth noting, however, that a new bug allows players to amass vast quantities of cash dollar in-game, and Dark and Darker developer ‘Graysun’ confirms that abusing it will net you a ban.

Disney Plus and Hulu subscription prices are going up, but only for subscribers who opt for the ad-free versions of those streaming services, Disney announced Wednesday. Viewers who bundle those two streaming services may not feel the pinch of a price increase, thanks to a new option that will combine Disney Plus and Hulu, without ESPN Plus.

Applications such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom have seen a surge in popularity since 2021. As the world shifted towards a hybrid work environment due to unprecedented circumstances, tech companies like Microsoft introduced solutions that paved the way for a new form of work communication. As a result of this changing work culture, WhatsApp has also rolled out a new feature to take on the likes of Microsoft Teams, Zoom, WebEx, and more.

WhatsApp has been getting special treatment this year as several key features have been rolled out that were long-requested by users. In May, the ability to edit sent messages made its way onto the Meta-owned platform. Moreover, users can also use WhatsApp without the internet through the Proxy feature. Such additions are introduced to keep users from switching to alternative apps such as Telegram and Signal. With a community of over 2 billion users, WhatsApp is certainly the most popular instant messaging service in the world, and it seems to have replaced SMS as the primary form of messaging.

Wells Fargo & Co. and BNP Paribas SA are among firms that will pay hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties for employees using unofficial communications like WhatsApp and personal texts or email to conduct business — the latest in US regulators' crackdown on Wall Street's failure to keep records.

Meta-owned social media messaging application WhatsApp has rolled out screen sharing and landscape mode features for video calls, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Tuesday.