WhatsApp Messenger

Launched in 2009 and owned by Facebook, WhatsApp Messenger has become one of the most popular messaging apps worldwide.

WhatsApp Messenger provides users a free service to send text and voice messages to one another seamlessly between different devices. It is particularly convenient for families and small collaborative workgroups.

Features

Free international calls

No extra fees or subscription.

High security

End-to-end encryption

Only the sender and recipient of messages can view them.

Doesn’t store your personal information, and only people you approve as contacts can send you messages.

Desktop version: WhatsApp Web.

It can operate within Mac and Windows browsers (except Internet Explorer).

The messages you send on WhatsApp Web will be synced automatically and shown up on your mobile devices.

However, the web version provides no calling services.

FAQ

What is WhatsApp and how it is used?

It is an app facilitating messaging and voice calls via cellular or Wi-Fi connection. You can get connected with nearly anyone on the planet.

How do I download WhatsApp?

Download WhatsApp on our website by just clicking the download button above.

How to delete WhatsApp contact?

Open WhatsApp > go to the Chats tab.

Tap New chat > search for or select the contact you’d like to delete.

Enter the contact's name at the top.

Tap Edit > scroll to the bottom and tap Delete Contact.

What are the disadvantages of using WhatsApp?

No Content Censorship

Privacy: people can see your profile pic if they know your number

File Size Limit: No file more than 100MB

No Self-Destruction Option: messages cannot set to disappear in the desired time

How many people can be on the WhatsApp video call?

8

What’s the difference between WhatsApp, WhatsApp Messenger, and Messenger?

WhatsApp and WhatsApp Messenger are the same apps. It's the way people call it.

Some people prefer to say WhatsApp while others prefer to call it WhatsApp Messenger because it's a messaging app.

Messenger is a different messaging app also owned by Facebook, but is less popular than WhatsApp.

Share Data with Facebook

WhatsApp requires users to share their personal data with the social network. The requirement is being delivered through an in-app alert directing users to agree to sweeping changes in the WhatsApp terms of service. After Feb. 8 2021, WhatsApp has stopped providing service to those who don’t accept the revamped privacy policy.