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Signal Beeps Louder In India As WhatsApp Tweaks Policy
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India Inc. Cautions Employees On WhatsApp Privacy Policy Changes
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New WhatsApp Messenger Policy | Corporates Issue Advisories On Use For Official Business: Report
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WhatsApp’s New Privacy Policy Triggers Exodus Of Users To Rival Platforms
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WhatsApp Privacy Controversy: Invite Links Appear On Google, Calls To Boycott Grow Louder
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Users Drop WhatsApp Over Its ‘End Of Privacy’ Policy
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Users Ditch WhatsApp For Signal And Telegram On Privacy Concerns
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WhatsApp’s New Privacy Policy Prompts Users to Migrate to Signal, Telegram
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The Race To Build An Indian Social Network
Over the past three months, home-grown variants of short-video social networking apps have cruised through some unusual times. Border tensions and #BoycottChina campaigns had already resulted in a steady uptick in their user base. And then came the ban on 59…
Engagement, User Experience Critical For Homegrown Apps To Succeed
The ban on 59 apps with Chinese links has opened up opportunities for homegrown players to accelerate growth but they will have to ensure good user experience and engagement on their platforms to be successful, according to industry analysts. …
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Ban On ‘Made-in-China’ Apps Gives India’s TikTok Rivals A Boost
India's decision to ban 59 'made-in-China' apps is proving a blessing to local software developers, especially alternatives to video-sharing social networking service TikTok, which until the ban had 200 million users in the country. Some experts, however, see challenges…
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WhatsApp Rivals Signal, Telegram Can Be Hacked Too
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WhatsApp Breach Turns Into A Competitive Advantage For Telegram And Signal
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Amid Fake News Menace And Data Privacy Issues, Facebook’s India Story Is Still Booming
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Hike Shows Why Super Apps Don’t Work In India The Way They Do In China
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Will Flipkart’s One-Stop App Script A WeChat-Like Success Story?
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It’s No Holds Barred In The Video Chat War
Last week, the world’s most used instant messaging service WhatsApp added a new feature to its already popular platform. The Facebook-owned company launched a video calling facility which allows users to see others while talking. Just a few months earlier…
How Hike Is Shaping Up To Be More Than Instant Messaging
From starting off as a chatting app, Hike, with its $175 million funding is now metamorphosing into a digital hub that can offer everything from discount coupons to news, as it seeks its next 100 million users. One of the…
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Father didn’t tell him to, but Kavin Mittal took a Hike
Hike Messenger’s new office at the Aerocity in Delhi was designed by Kavin Mittal, its 27-year-old CEO. That is in keeping with Mittal’s career choices; he chooses to build his own things. He could have joined any of the several…
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#GreyhoundInMedia: Hike looks to take on WhatsApp, WeChat #Press #Media #Mint
Kavin Bharti Mittal , chief executive of two-year-old messaging company Hike Ltd , happens to be the son of Sunil Bharti Mittal —an entrepreneur who sold bicycle parts, yarn and power generators before creating Bharti Airtel Ltd , India’s largest telecom…
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How messaging apps are beefing up their user base
Smileys were always popular, but they never got the cult status that stickers - the new, larger emoticons - have gained. The fad, started by the Line messaging app in Japan, is now big enough to prompt TV shows featuring…