Spokesman Dmitry Peskov cites Meta Corporation's refusal to comply with Russian law for restrictions, while WhatsApp management accuses Kremlin of pushing people to use 'state-owned surveillance app'

Both Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp have their individual strengths and weaknesses. If you have both apps downloaded on your phone, chances are you're familiar with a few of them. You might even rely on Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp for different reasons.

There’s an update shock coming for Facebook Messenger users, which has implications for the platform’s billion users as well as Meta’s other giant WhatsApp, which is even bigger... Major surprise for Meta's 1 billion Facebook Messenger users Facebook ...

We demystified it last month, but Facebook’s $18 billion acquisition of WhatsApp should begin to make more sense to people today after the company announced that its Messenger service will become a platform for third parties — as TechCrunch first ...

The full blocking of WhatsApp in Russia is linked to the nation’s firewall running out of capacity amid attempts to slow down Telegram, experts in the field suggest. Besides the two messengers, Russian authorities are also cutting traffic to YouTube,