WhatsApp or iMessage? Learn which messaging app offers better customization, cross-platform access, and privacy.

As Meta Platforms Inc.'s (NASDAQ:META) WhatsApp‘s (NASDAQ:META) U.S. user base burgeons, it has sparked conversations about the platform's potential to compete with Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iMessage ...

iMessage has been something of a revelation for Apple. Not only is it a sleek and reliable messaging platform, but it’s also proven to be one of the features that will keep people in the Apple ...

What I really love about smartphones is the extensive app catalog, which lets users try and pick between a wide range of options. If you don’t like how a certain application works, you can typically ...

WhatsApp is the most popular messaging platforms in the world. While Americans with iPhones usually prefer iMessage over third-party solutions — and the appeal is understandable as Apple is adds some ...

You probably don’t think about how your messages are protected, but you should. I don’t know very much about what goes into war planning, but I assume that the communications infrastructure that ...

As part of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) antitrust legislation, big tech companies will be forced to change many of their services to comply with the new legislation. You’re probably ...

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WhatsApp just added a new security feature called Secret Code. An evolution of the Chat Lock feature that lets you password-protect sensitive WhatsApp Chats, Secret Code will hide your locked chats ...

Discover iMessage features you probably aren’t using, from scheduling texts to Check In, audio transcriptions, and pinned conversations.

Alphabet Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google Maps lets you share your live location with anyone on iMessage, WhatsApp, Messenger and other apps. What Happened: Google Maps has a feature that ...

The likely answer came via Mastodon. It seems Apple managed to sneak iMessage in under the noses of the mobile network operators when it launched, undermining their own SMS platforms. iMessage runs on ...