Meta Platforms===WhatsApp

Meta Platforms===WhatsApp is testing a new feature called 'Guest chats' to expand its user base by allowing communication with non-users. This initiative aims to lower barriers for new interactions and enhance its market reach.

Meta Platforms===WhatsApp, a subsidiary of Meta Platforms, is at the center of the antitrust investigation. Its business programming interface is considered a key distribution channel for AI assistants by regulators, and its policy changes are seen as anti-competitive.

Meta Platforms===WhatsApp, a subsidiary of Meta Platforms, won a significant legal battle as the European Union===Court of Justice of the European Union ruled its appeal against a €225 million fine is admissible. This decision allows Meta Platforms===WhatsApp to challenge the penalty's calculation, potentially reducing its financial liability and setting a precedent for other companies facing similar fines.

Meta Platforms===WhatsApp, a service of Meta Platforms, is at the center of the dispute. The European Union===European Commission's order will directly affect how third-party AI assistants can operate on its platform, potentially reducing Meta Platforms' control over its ecosystem.

Meta Platforms===WhatsApp is being used by scammers to circulate malicious APK files, serving as a platform for the cyber fraud campaign.