This incident is part of a larger pattern of discontent among Muslim and Arab employees at Meta and other tech companies.

WhatsApp is introducing a new feature in its Android beta app, version 2.24.15.5, which allows users to transcribe voice messages.

By displaying the inviter’s details and the group’s information, users can better assess whether the group is safe and relevant to join.

WhatsApp's focus on personalized images sets it apart, potentially redefining how users engage with the app.

Analysts like Jasmine Enberg from eMarketer argue that Threads’ lack of distinctive character could hinder its long-term success.

The Board's findings highlighted that the term "shaheed" has multiple meanings, many of which do not glorify or promote violence.

Meta-owned WhatsApp, the world's leading messaging platform with over two billion users, is once again expanding its functionality.

This move follows a similar update from last year when WhatsApp introduced an option for sending videos in HD.

One of the most notable updates is the expansion of video call support to accommodate up to 32 participants across all devices.

Musk explained the change by resharing a post on X, stating, "Important to allow people to like posts without getting attacked for doing so."

WhatsApp is set to revolutionize the voice calling experience for its Android users with a series of innovative updates.

The latest additions, currently available in beta versions, are set to revolutionize how users create and share content within the app.