WhatsApp is testing usernames that could let users chat without sharing phone numbers, adding a new privacy layer now rolling out to some beta users.
TechRadar on MSN: WhatsApp's latest beta adds usernames, in a boost to privacy
The Times of India on MSN: WhatsApp starts rolling out usernames privacy feature for some users: Here’s what it means
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature allowing users to create unique usernames, enabling communication without sharing phone numbers. This privacy-focused update, currently in beta for iPhone users, ...
WhatsApp starts rolling out usernames privacy feature for some users: Here’s what it means
The latest beta update for WhatsApp on Android and iOS includes the “phased rollout” of usernames, which have been in the works for years and allow users to keep their phone number private. ...
9to5Google: WhatsApp starts rolling out usernames in beta, keeps your phone number private
WhatsApp has started rolling out support for usernames, allowing users to keep their phone numbers private while still using the app.
WhatsApp starts rolling out usernames in beta, keeps your phone number private
The Verge: Now all Signal users can share usernames instead of phone numbers
The Next Web: Opscode’s wiki and ticketing system compromised: Names, usernames, email addresses, and hashed passwords
Cloud infrastructure automation startup Opscode today revealed its open-source Chef wiki and ticketing system have been compromised. Information that was leaked included full names, usernames, email ...
Opscode’s wiki and ticketing system compromised: Names, usernames, email addresses, and hashed passwords