Whatsapp message

*Son :*  Dad நீங்க அந்தக்காலத்துல 4 G, 5 G இல்லாம எப்படித் தான் வாழ்ந்தீர்களோ ?

*Dad :* My Son நாங்க வளர்ந்த சமயத்தில் 4 G, 5 G  எல்லாம் கிடையாது. குருஜி, பிதாஜி தான், ஒரு அறை விட்டாங்கன்னா எல்லா நெட்வொர்க்கும்

ஆட்டோமேடிக்கா ஓப்பன் ஆகிவிடும். 😂

WhatsApp on Windows: How to use it

For long a mobile-only app, WhatsApp now offers two ways to users who want to access it on their computers. Earlier, the company had unveiled a web version of the service. On Wednesday, it announced
the native desktop apps for Windows and Mac.
So, how do you use WhatsApp on a computer and what all you need. Follow these steps:
To use WhatsApp desktop app:
-- You must have a computer, a phone with the latest version of working WhatsApp installed on it and working data connection in both the computer and the phone.
-- Download the WhatsApp native app from here .
-- Install the app.
-- Once the app is installed open it and the scan the QR code with your phone.
-- This will pair your phone with the computer app and you will be able to use WhatsApp on the computer. It is worth repeating that the desktop app can be used only if you have the working WhatsApp on your phone.
To use WhatsApp Web app:
-- Open web.whatsapp.com in a compatible browser. Chrome works fine.
-- Scan the QR code with your phone. This will pair the phone with the open web WhatsApp.
-- Once the phone is paired you will be able to use WhatsApp in the open browser Window. Although you will still need the working WhatsApp on your phone.

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WhatsApp announcement

We’re happy to announce that WhatsApp will no longer charge subscription fees. For many years, we’ve asked some people to pay a fee for using WhatsApp after their first year. As we’ve grown, we’ve found that this approach hasn’t worked well. Many WhatsApp users don’t have a debit or credit card number and they worried they’d lose access to their friends and family after their first year. So over the next several weeks, we’ll remove fees from the different versions of our app
and WhatsApp will no longer charge you for our service.
Naturally, people might wonder how we plan to keep WhatsApp running without subscription fees and if today’s announcement means we’re introducing third-party ads. The answer is no. Starting this year, we will test tools that allow you to use WhatsApp to communicate with businesses and organizations that you want to hear from. That could mean communicating with your bank about whether a recent transaction was fraudulent, or with an airline about a delayed flight. We all get these messages elsewhere today – through text messages and phone calls – so we want to test new tools to make this easier to do on WhatsApp, while still giving you an experience without third-party ads and spam.

Check it in your mobile. ....