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News & Reviews:   Whatsapp

  • MyCERT warns you to not download VBS-formatted files on WhatsApp - It could be a scam

    MyCERT warns you to not download VBS-formatted files on WhatsApp - It could be a scam

    MyCERT is now issuing a warning to users in Malaysia to be careful when accessing files received via WhatsApp, especially WhatsApp Web and WhatsApp Desktop. MyCerts said there are irresponsible parties targeting local users by sending VBS-formatted files to WhatsApp users. The file will run automatically if opened using WhatsApp Desktop or WhatsApp Web when using the Windows operating system.

     

  • WhatsApp can now check known and unknown device linking for scams

    WhatsApp can now check known and unknown device linking for scams

    WhatsApp has announced a feature that checks known and unknown device linking for scams in Malaysia. If you click on a link that wants to link your device, it will show information about the user such as their number, country of origin and if the number is in your contacts or WhatsApp groups. It will then clearly state that it might be a scam, and you can then decide to continue or cancel.

  • WhatsApp could launch a "View Once” feature on iOS

    WhatsApp could launch a "View Once” feature on iOS

    WhatsApp has reportedly started testing a new View Once feature for text messages on iOS. As the name suggests, this feature allows messages to be sent and only be viewed once by the recipient before they are automatically deleted. To use it, users simply need to long-press the Send button before selecting the “Send as view once” option.

  • WhatsApp is testing new Meta AI subscription plans and features on Android

    WhatsApp is testing new Meta AI subscription plans and features on Android

    WhatsApp is reportedly testing new Meta One subscription plans that could give users access to more advanced Meta AI features. According to findings from WABetaInfo, the upcoming plans may include higher AI usage limits, faster responses, and access to more capable AI models. So, what should you know about it?

  • No more WhatsApp for iOS 15.5 devices and below in Malaysia starting this 30 November 2026

    No more WhatsApp for iOS 15.5 devices and below in Malaysia starting this 30 November 2026

    According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp support for older iOS versions will be terminated. The affected versions are iOS 15.0, 15.1, 15.2, 15.3 and 15.4, which will no longer be supported after that date, while the same applies to iPadOS 15.5. Here’s everything you need to know.

     

  • WhatsApp could launch WhatsApp Plus for RM3.50 monthly

    WhatsApp could launch WhatsApp Plus for RM3.50 monthly

    According to Amanz, Meta could roll out a paid WhatsApp subscription called WhatsApp Plus involving several users in Malaysia. That said, what should you know about it?

  • WhatsApp Web users report unexpected Facebook login page

    WhatsApp Web users report unexpected Facebook login page

    Users worldwide, including those in Malaysia, reported a strange WhatsApp Web issue on 20 May 2026 after the platform suddenly redirected them to a Facebook login page instead of the usual QR code login screen. The problem appeared to affect both WhatsApp Web and the desktop app, confusing social media platforms and online forums.

  • iOS 27 will arrive with an Auto-Delete feature for conversations

    iOS 27 will arrive with an Auto-Delete feature for conversations

    Apple is expected to bring major changes to Siri through iOS 27, with a major focus on chatbot-like experiences, new privacy features, and deeper integration with Apple Intelligence. So, what should you know about it?

  • WhatsApp now features Incognito Chat - A safer system for your conversations with AI Chatbots

    WhatsApp now features Incognito Chat - A safer system for your conversations with AI Chatbots

    Recently, Meta launched Incognito Chat on WhatsApp and the Meta AI app. Through it, conversations with Meta AI will be completely private and cannot be read by Meta. So, what should you know about it?

     

  • WhatsApp testing new “Liquid Glass” interface for iOS 26

    WhatsApp testing new “Liquid Glass” interface for iOS 26

    WhatsApp is reportedly testing a redesigned interface inspired by Apple’s upcoming iOS 26 visual language, according to the latest findings from WABetaInfo. The update introduces a new “Liquid Glass” style interface, bringing more translucent design elements, layered visuals, and smoother UI effects to the app on iPhone.


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