Like most companies that were founded at the time, Acton says WhatsApp was initially a shot in the dark.

WhatsApp co-founder talks about why he feels Big Tech is culpable for the decline of privacy.

Facebook is trying to thread a very particular needle around how they use your data to serve you ads, Signal Foundation's executive chairma...

Acton said the Indian market has "completely exceeded all expectations" and the growth in the past few days has driven the company to add c...

Brian Acton, co-founder of WhatsApp, left Facebook in 2017 and in 2018 co-founded Signal which is now being considered the gold standard of...

Signal App is considered the gold standard for privacy by journalists and whistleblowers. WhatsApp, meanwhile, wants to share significantly...

It seems like Acton is still standing by his last year’s war cry, ‘#DeleteFacebook’.

The comment from a former Facebook insider is a particularly personal blow to the world's largest social network as it struggles to stem a ...

A person familiar with the development told ET that WhatsApp is exploring all modes of payments in India, and that UPI is being explored as...

Acton was in New Delhi & met Ravi Shankar Prasad, who described him as a "fine mind in the field of Information technology."

Highlighting the country's importance, Acton said WhatsApp hopes to contribute more to "India's vision for digital commerce in future".

Ideated as a tracking system for elementary children in school buses eight years ago, the company has truly arrived today after receiving b...

The expansion into Bengaluru is part of utilising the freshly-raised funds, which founder and CEO Pranshu Gupta said will also be used for ...

Trak N Tell will deploy the raised funds towards product development and business expansion, it said in a statement.

Trak N Tell provides vehicle telematics solutions, which claims to allow for predictive engine failure, preventive maintenance notification...

Instead of moping around and wallowing in misery of rejection, Acton sprang into action.

Tata Docomo today launched two data packs for its pre-paid GSM customers which allow unlimited use of chat application WhatsApp.