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10 years without a single day’s break, it’s celebration time for Avanavu Narayanan

Avanavu Narayanan passes unique milestone in art: 10 yrs of daily paintings, 25K reach. India Book of Records recognizes feat. Friends honour him at Sree Shankara Hall. His paintings creative & compelling. He compares art to Hindustani music, has won awards. #Art #Celebration

The Hindu · Aug 14, 2023

WhatsApp rolls out key feature to compete with Zoom and Microsoft Teams

After a few months of beta testing, screen sharing is rolling out for WhatsApp on Windows, Android, and iOS.

Windows Central · Aug 14, 2023

WhatsApp gets a cool new feature that lets you share your screen with friends

WhatsApp finally gets a new feature that its rivals have had for ages.

TechRadar · Aug 14, 2023

UK minister defends plan to demand access to encrypted messages

Technology secretary says move proposed in online safety bill is necessary to combat child abuse

The Guardian - UK · Aug 10, 2023

Now Playing: WhatsApp, the movie

WhatsApp's documentary film about its how product helped Afghanistan’s girls national soccer team escape the Taliban signals companies' newfound taste for long-form storytelling.

Fortune · Aug 9, 2023

WhatsApp gains the ability to screen share during a video call

Meta-owned WhatsApp joins the list of video conferencing apps like Zoom and Google Meet with the ability to share screen on video call.

Android Central · Aug 9, 2023

It's time for another big free WhatsApp upgrade

Screen sharing is coming to WhatsApp along with video calls in Landscape mode

T3 · Aug 9, 2023

WhatsApp now lets you share your screen during video calls

The video-calling feature allows you to broadcast your entire display or a specific app

Evening Standard · Aug 9, 2023

WhatsApp video calls get handy screen-sharing feature – here's how to use it

WhatsApp is now fully rolling out its screen-sharing feature for video calls – here's how it works.

TechRadar · Aug 8, 2023

Internet shutdowns: here’s how governments do it

Senegal’s government has shut down internet access in response to protests about the sentencing of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. This is a tactic governments are increasingly used during times of political contention, such as elections or social upheaval. The shutdowns can be partial or total, temporary or prolonged. They may…

The Conversation · Aug 8, 2023