WhatsApp is piloting cross-app messaging in Europe, allowing users to message Arattai and others. A response to EU regulations, it prioritises privacy and interoperability.

WhatsApp's misjudged joke has left some users questioning the validity of the company's end-to-end encryption system.

Elon Musk’s upcoming X Chat app will rival WhatsApp with peer-to-peer encryption and won’t include “hooks” for advertising.

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Homegrown Indian instant messaging app Arattai, developed by Chennai-based technology firm Zoho, has been gaining traction ...

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The internet seemingly lost it as soon as WhatsApp’s ‘we see you’ online post on X went viral on social media. Netizens were ...

European governments are turning towards open standards alternatives to end-to end encrypted messaging and collaboration ...

WhatsApp is testing a new cross-platform messaging feature to text people on other apps, including Arattai. The feature is ...

Recognizing this need, major online messaging services use a technique called end-to-end encryption, to secure and protect users' conversations.