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The news comes as UK PM appeals for technology firms to help combat terrorism.

Acton launched WhatsApp with Jan Koum in 2009.

Three boys involved in the slapping incident have been suspended from school.

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The firm released a new price list for tools that permit remote code execution and local privilege escalation on messaging apps.

Instant bank transfers to family and friends could be coming to the app soon.

The anti-terror legislation will require tech firms to retain users' data from 2018.

The father of the girl has threatened to kill himself and his daughter after a video of the girl being thrashed went viral.

Rudd pledged to "purge the internet of poisonous and pernicious material".

Experts warn Amber Rudd's anti-encryption proposals would put UK citizens at risk.

"We need to start paying women well and we need the public and the corporate policy to get there," she said.

WhatsApp is a free service and any demands to pay for a subscription should be ignored.

China users report widespread disruption of messaging app.

Pavel Durov: 'Telegram is heavily encrypted [...] but we're no friends of terrorists.'

Australia says internet companies are just as obligated as telecom firms to assist police in investigations.

'The giants of Silicon Valley can and must do better', the Electronic Frontier Foundation said.

'People will have to push back against Russian state activity' former GCHQ director Robert Hannigan said.

Palo Alto Networks claimed the malware leaves 25% of all Android devices at risk.

Sheryl Sandberg will reportedly tell UK home secretary WhatsApp chats are off-limits.

Saqlain Javed said he had all the required permits and documents required to keep the lion.

Momentum claimed to have reached 30% of UK Facebook users with viral videos.

From WhatsApp to Telegram: Encrypted applications are once again under the spotlight.

WhatsApp users are warned about scam message demanding money for 'lifetime subscription'.

Facebook-owned messaging app cited in gang attacks as viral YouTube video shows man beaten to death.

Facebook falsely claimed that WhatsApp IDs wouldn't be linked to Facebook profiles.

The Facebook-owned messaging platform went offline on 17 May, a fortnight after the last outage.

It urges users to install an unwanted adware on their systems.

WhatsApp said it was reviewing the decision and would look forward to responding to officials.

Despite progress, we're only just beginning to see how influential technology will be in recruitment arena.

The Facebook-owned instant messaging service fell offline on the evening of 3 May across the UK and Europe.