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X Chat is finally official as the rollout begins for iOS and web users. Android users are expected to get the update soon. The upgraded X Chat introduces end-to-end encryption, voice and video call ...

A new beta WhatsApp feature enables encrypted, local network file sharing with nearby users. Adding notes to contacts is also in beta testing. WhatsApp is working on a couple of major feature updates ...

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