The rollout of advertisements in WhatsApp’s Updates tab marks a key turning point for a platform that is deeply woven into ...

The messaging app landscape is changing. WhatsApp recently introduced ads, and it's not going down well with users. This discreet addition has sparked concern ...

WhatsApp introduces ads in the Status tab, shifting from its original ad-free promise while maintaining encrypted messaging ...

The launch upends its founders’ original mission of creating an app with ‘No Ads! No Games! No Gimmicks!’ This week, WhatsApp ...

End-to-end encryption is still guaranteed, and Meta also said that if users only use the app to call or message their ...

After the tech giant announced it would begin to include ads in WhatsApp’s Updates tab, which is used by roughly 1.5 million ...

Signal's president, Meredith Whittaker, has criticized WhatsApp's introduction of ads and AI features, reaffirming Signal's dedication to user privacy ...

Can't wait to copy parts of a text message in Messages, but aren’t running the iOS 26 beta? Good news: you can already do that on WhatsApp.

Ads in WhatsApp will be shown only in the app's Updates tab, which is used by as many as 1.5 billion people each day.

WhatsApp is rolling out ads on parts of the platform, but assures users that personal messages, calls and statuses will remain end-to-end encrypted and private.

WhatsApp announced yesterday that it will now show ads from businesses through its Stories-like feature, months after adding ...

Messaging app WhatsApp has introduced adverts for the first time, a departure from the anti-ad ethos it had when first set up ...