WhatsApp users will now be able to
leave the group silently
CALIFORNIA – While the popular messaging app
WhatsApp brings convenience to smartphone users, users are also concerned about
some of the things related to it, one of which is that all members of the group
must be notified when a user leaves the group.
Sometimes you get added to WhatsApp
groups of family, friends, or coworkers where you don't like your presence, but
you don't leave the group because you're forced to join it, which sometimes
feels weird.
This problem is not only with WhatsApp
but also with other instant messaging applications. However, this feature will
soon be replaced in WhatsApp. WhatsApp is reportedly working on a feature that
will allow users to quietly leave groups they don't want to live in.
According to WABetaInfo, this feature is
currently under development and will be released in an upcoming update.
With this feature, whenever a user leaves
a group, only the admin of that group will be notified and other members will
not be notified. In this regard, a screenshot has been released that shows how
the note will appear when leaving the group.
Currently, this feature has been seen in
the WhatsApp desktop beta, but it is likely to be released in the Android and
iOS WhatsApp beta. Many of the WhatsApp are currently in testing and will
likely be released in the coming weeks.
According to the World News Agency, at a
press conference in Miami, USA, Elon Musk hinted that he would buy Twitter at a
price lower than the agreed price and said that the reduction in the offer of
.20 54.20 per share is not out of the question. Question.
Elon Musk said the offer reduction was
based on a number of factors, including the number of fake accounts on Twitter
and that he was still waiting for a logical explanation from the company
regarding the fake accounts.
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Elon Musk, who is interested in buying
Twitter, wondered why the Twitter administration used tricks to reveal the
number of fake accounts. This is something very strange.
Elon Musk has hinted that he will buy
Twitter for less than the amount offered, following reports from Twitter
management that the number of fake or spam accounts is 5% or more.
Following Elon Musk's ever-changing
stance on Twitter acquisitions, Twitter management has raised concerns that
Elon Musk, the world's richest man, may have changed his mind. If that happens,
Elon Musk will have to pay £1bn in bank breach of contract fees.
Similarly, under a clause in the Twitter
purchase agreement, Twitter can force Tesla's founder to buy the company at a
price of 54.20 per share.
Also read: The richest man in the world,
Elon Musk, bought Twitter for 44 44 billion
On April 26, Elon Musk announced a deal
to buy Twitter for 44 44 billion Objecting to falsification, there was a demand
for accurate statistics.
Texas: An engineer has created a device
with the help of plain paper, a printer and a layer of metal that can listen to
or intercept certain signals from the 6G phone network.
Zanbeel Sheikhanov, an engineer at Rice
University, called it a "meta-surface in the middle" that could send
high-frequency waves from 6G wireless networks in other directions, also called
"pencil beams" in technical terms. He and his team will also
demonstrate hacking at a conference on computer and cell phone security in San
Antonio.
Another expert, Edward Knightley, said
that his device, which can hack free frequencies, is not in use now but will be
used in the future. Therefore, it is important to anticipate future security
concerns and measures.
Metasurfaces made of paper and metal
sheets can rotate part of a 150 GHz pencil beam between two users.
Although 150 GHz wireless network
frequencies are not yet in use, they are expected to become commonplace within
the next ten years. That's why experts are warning ahead.
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