It ends WhatsApp’s decade-plus run of offering an ad-free messaging and calling experience. Meta, which acquired WhatsApp in ...

Everyone talks about how hard it is to leave iMessage. But with WhatsApp, it's not even about the app — it's about your people.

WhatsApp said Monday that users will start seeing ads in some parts of the app, as owner Meta Platforms moves to cultivate a new revenue stream by tapping the billions of people that use the messaging ...

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WhatsApp has become a battleground for AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Perplexity, challenging Meta AI.

It’s finally happening. After years of telling us “no ads, no games, no gimmicks,” WhatsApp is finally doing it. Ads are ...

In a blog post published Monday, WhatsApp announced an expansion of its "Channels" discovery and business tools, designed to help you find more content and shops directly within the app. Alongside ...

WhatsApp to start showing ads to users in some parts of the messaging app It’s a big change for WhatsApp, whose founders vowed to keep the platform free of ads when they created it in 2009.

When Facebook bought WhatsApp for $19 billion in 2014, the messaging app had a clear focus. No ads, no games and no gimmicks.. For years, that is what WhatsApp’s two billion users — many of ...

WhatsApp to start showing ads to users in some parts of the messaging app It’s a big change for WhatsApp, whose founders vowed to keep the platform free of ads when they created it in 2009.