Using WhatsApp is not a fundamental right, the Supreme Court observed recently, while rejecting a writ petition seeking restoration of access to petitioners' blocked accounts on the free messaging and ...

A WhatsApp message currently circulating in South Africa warns of a fake app and a fictitious hacking video. None of it is real – the message blends old malware fears with made-up details. Versions of ...

I want to talk about where we are going as a country. Right now, the choice is a simple and stark one. We must not resign ourselves to a future defined by Brexit. Or by sky-high bills. And delegates, ...

18:16, Sat, Oct 11, 2025 Updated: 18:16, Sat, Oct 11, 2025 A new WhatsApp scam has emerged and users are being warned to stop them falling victim. It can leave you locked out of your account and puts ...

If you suddenly get a text from a friend asking for your vote, be on your guard. A concerning new text scam is making the rounds across Europe, and falling for it could see you locked out of your ...

If you suddenly receive a message from one of your friends asking you to vote, beware. It appears that a worrying new text scam is sweeping across parts of Europe, and falling victim to it could leave ...

Happy Karwa Chauth 2025: Embrace the joy of Karwa Chauth with warm wishes, stunning images, and WhatsApp statuses to share with your loved ones. Happy Karwa Chauth 2025: Karwa Chauth is a significant ...

Can an Indian-made messaging app compete with the behemoth that is WhatsApp? Over the past couple of weeks, Arattai, developed by Indian tech company Zoho, has become a viral sensation in the country.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said late Friday that the tech company would also explore a revenue share with rightsholders. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor OpenAI is taking steps to walk back the flood of ...

For years, WhatsApp held an unshakable monopoly in the messaging space, with over half a billion active users in India. Now, Arattai, a made-in-India messaging app developed by Zoho Corp, is emerging ...

Sridhar Vembu, the founder of Zoho Corporation, took an unusual route to building one of the world’s leading software companies. He left behind a high-paying job in the United States, and returned to ...