WhatsApp down: Messaging application breaks for users across the world

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The application is the biggest messaging service globally and it isn't currently known what caused the issue. A spokesperson for whatsapp apps said: "WhatsApp users around the world are unable to access the service. "Starting this day you could this time delete messages you sent with mistake — whether to 1 man or an entire group," whatsapp apps told in a blog post. "This feature is rolling out for users around the world on the latest versions of iPhone, Android, Windows smartphone as well as desktop. Both you and the message recipient have to be Utilizing the latest version of whatsapp apps for the message to be successfully deleted."

WhatsApp testing 'restricted groups' that allow users silence friends

You can recently find yourself cruelly closed out of a whatsapp apps group (Photo: Asuyoshi Chiba/ AFP/ Getty Images)WhatsApp is reportedly testing a feature that going to give some users a lot of power over their friends. The chat application is rumoured to be working on a new 'restricted groups' function that gives some users control over others. Basically, anyone named as an administrator of a group going to be enable to of silence and block other members. The restricted groups feature is Guessed to be involved in a new version of the Programming for Apple iOS and Android. Here's how whatsapp apps described the update: 'When you receive a linked to a YouTube video, you can this time play it right within WhatsApp.

WhatsApp back after outage saw users reporting crises sending texts over the messaging service

as informed in WHATSAPP tells it is back up and running after an outage saw users complain of crises with the web-based messaging service. The application appeared to go drop this evening with users from all around the world reporting issues with sending and receiving messages. The firm told tonight users around the world had been unable to access its service for a brief period, however which access had since resumed. Furious whatsapp apps users earlier took to Twitter to complain about the crash. The application has further than 1 bn users worldwide and is the biggest messaging service globally.