WhatsApp wants to be more than a messaging app. CEO Kunal Shah has set three priorities after months of user feedback: better communication, easier everyday tasks and more AI.
Users send over 10 billion voice messages a day, and the company wants voice notes, groups and video to be simpler. Financial and telecom partners would help with tasks like paying bills.
The AI would work quietly in the background, finding information and keeping track of bookings. Shah said personal chats and calls will stay end-to-end encrypted, though no launch dates have been announced.
Amitabh Bachchan has won a legal case over the misuse of his name, image and voice. On November 5, the Delhi High Court barred several parties from profiting off his identity without permission.
Eight defendants are bound by the order. Four settled with the actor and agreed not to use his persona, while four others who did not respond to the suit were ruled against.
The misuse he cited included a video call app using his name and fake lottery messages on WhatsApp. He can still bring fresh action if another issue arises.
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