- WhatsApp working on beta version of dark mode for desktop usersThe messaging platform may officially release the feature after fixing several bugs.
- SpiceJet offers automated customer service and check-in facility on WhatsAppDomestic flights resumed in India on May 25 after a gap of two months due to the coronavirus-triggered lockdown. However, passengers have been asked to follow various rules such as mandatory online check-in in order to ensure social distancing and avoid coronavirus transmission.
- We will continue to aggressively invest in India: Facebook India's Head Ajit MohanWhen we think of products and partnerships, we don't apply the lens of short term monetization. We look at can we have impact for the long term and can we build sustainable economic models also for the long term. And I think that's the same lens that we're bringing to India.
- WhatsApp uses FB platform for payments in India, provides more details in new privacy policyAlmost 1 mn people are "testing" WhatsApp's payments service in India.
- Both citizens and tech companies will be served better with an element of regulation: Ajit Mohan MD, FacebookFacebook and its family of apps are an ally for India in the trajectory of economic growth and social development, said the official.
- Congress-BJP social media war hots up over Gujarat electionsWith Gujarat state elections just weeks away, a bitter and caustic political social media war is in full swing.
- With over 184 million monthly users, Facebook rolls out local camera effects designed for IndiaKeeping customization at its core, Facebook made some India-specific announcements, in addition to some other new features.
- If WhatsApp can run in rural areas, so will GST platform: GSTN chiefGSTN chief executive Prakash Kumar told TOI in an interview that even uploading the data under GST will not be difficult since the file will not be too large.
- In India, Facebook’s Whatsapp plays central role in electionsYet the most intense political campaigning was not taking place on the streets. Instead, the action was happening on WhatsApp, a messaging service owned by Facebook that has about 250 million users in India.
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