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This message is freezing WhatsApp across the world

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This message is freezing WhatsApp across the world
This message is freezing WhatsApp across the world
Recently, a news surfaced online suggesting that a Telugu text bomb was crashing the iMessage app on iPhones. Now, a similar kind of text bomb is spotted on WhatsApp is crashing the Android devices.
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How to check everything that WhatsApp knows about you
Facebook-owned popular instant messaging app WhatsApp too, stores some information about its billions of users globally, which you can now download thanks to the European Union’s (EU) new data privacy rules which come into effect on May 25. EU’s new ...
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