You can now add contacts within the WhatsApp app instead of having to add their details to your phone's contact list.

WhatsApp typically relies on the smartphone address book it runs on to hold and manage contacts. But that can be a problem for users who lose their device and fail to back up their phone’s contacts, people who share phones, or those who manage multiple accounts with separate contacts on one device.

The social messaging app added that the contact storing feature update will also make it possible for users to finally be able to manage and save contacts by usernames. “Usernames on WhatsApp will add an extra degree of privacy so that you don’t need to share your phone number when messaging someone,” WhatsApp said in the blog post.

WhatsApp's Meta AI is about to get a new Chat Memory feature that will help it remember your chats to give you better responses. This way, it will be able

WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that will allow users to save contacts directly within the app, offering a more secure and convenient way to manage personal and business connections. With this update,

What if we told you that you will soon be able to save contacts on all connected devices and add them straight to WhatsApp? According to a post from the messaging app owned by Meta, it is actually occurring right now.

The company announced on Tuesday that WhatsApp will soon let you add and store your contacts on any device, including the web or the de

Mark Zuckerberg-owned WhatsApp today announced that it is rolling out a new feature that will let users save contacts exclusively within the app. This means that users will be able to access all their contacts even if they lose their smartphones or switch to a new device as they will be stored on cloud,