Privacy stalwart Nicholas Merrill spent a decade fighting an FBI surveillance order. Now he wants to sell you phone ...

With increasing identity theft and fraudulent SIM card registrations, many are concerned about how many SIMs are linked to ...

Interestingly, researchers also identified millions of accounts in countries where WhatsApp is banned. They found 2.3 million accounts in China, 1.6 million accounts in Myanmar, and about 60 million ...

WhatsApp is facing fresh scrutiny after reports claimed that a major privacy flaw may have exposed the phone numbers and profile photos of as many as 3.5 billion users worldwide. The issue was ...

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) on Wednesday issued directions to banking, financial services, and insurance entities to adopt the new “1600” numbering series under a phased timeline, ...

Call it a feature or a flaw, but it seems to have exposed WhatsApp data, including profile photos and numbers of over 3.5 billion users. The flaw, now patched, has not been exploited, says Meta.