Meta is forcing AI deeper into WhatsApp with a new widget, but users are calling it intrusive. Here's how it works and how to turn it off.

WhatsApp users can enhance their privacy with simple steps. Turn on end-to-end encryption for backups, use chat locks with ...

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A hidden feature in the latest beta version of WhatsApp suggests users will soon be able to turn off video before accepting ...

Luckily, if you fall into the “no thanks” camp, you can disable it entirely by going into Settings > Chats and toggling off ...

Unlike messaging apps like Skype or Hangouts, WhatsApp doesn’t have an “offline” status to make you appear invisible. However, you can tweak certain settings to better protect your privacy.

The idea is that instead of switching to ChatGPT or Perplexity, you can pull up Meta AI within WhatsApp and fire off a question without having to open the app first, as it's right from a widget.

In its current implementation, whenever you answer a video call on WhatsApp, the call defaults to your front camera. If ...

Sometimes it means accidentally turning it off. Sometimes I manage to actually exit the app entirely. Perhaps I should show you how hard it is to turn on subtitles I should start with a disclaimer ...

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