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A new WhatsApp feature gives users the choice of sending HD-quality images and videos to each other - but experts say it could use up your data quickly if you're not careful

Threads has launched in the UK today and offers an alternative to Twitter but some are concerned by the level of data users could be handing over to the apps Meta owners.

The woman was fuming that her friend doesn't reply to her for days on end, but can be seen living it up on social media - and she wanted to know why people find this acceptable

Lawyers representing the inquiry chairwoman heavily criticised the Cabinet Office, branding the department's argument 'at its heart nonsensical'

WhatsApp has finally begun rolling out the ability to edit messages after they have been sent.

However over half would like to become more confident in understanding and using new tech – and one in five think they would be more motivated if someone showed them how

Exclusive figures obtained by the Sunday Mirror have shown a sharp rise in the number of immigration staff who are being investigated, suspended and losing their jobs.

Merseyside police officer Samantha Simpson was dismissed without notice after a misconduct hearing found she had sent a number of WhatsApp messages using offensive racial slurs

WhatsApp is rolling out an update that will silence all calls that come from unknown numbers.

The heartbreaking final text US Army veteran Kevin Metzger sent to a friend before he tragically ending his life has been revealed - his ex Mandie Reusch is charged with aiding suicide

All of Meta's apps are currently offline leaving WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook offline and unable to access the platforms.

Experts are warning Android users to check their devices after the discovery of a vicious bug that can steal full WhatsApp backups.

The former Prime Minister lashed out at the Government for waging a legal fight - and blocking him, he claims, from giving his unredacted material to the probe

Chairwoman of the inquiry Baroness Heather Hallett said the human stories will help shape her recommendations so the UK is better prepared in the future

At the beginning of the pandemic, we wondered whether the vulnerability people felt would translate into better empathy for Disabled people. But it didn’t

The Cabinet Office has launched a judicial review - estimated to cost well into the six figures - seeking to block the disclosure of message from ex-PM Boris Johnson and key figures to the Covid inquiry

After being appointed by the Government with extensive powers, the suggestion the former Court of Appeal judge could be forced to resign is damning

Some stats this week show just 14% of people polled said MPs had the public’s best interests at heart

The Cabinet Office launched a judicial review to block requests from the inquiry chairwoman to hand over unredacted WhatsApp messages between Boris Johnson and officials involved in the crisis

'It is an outrage that Baroness Hallett is having to fight the Government tooth and nail to access the records of ministers and officials'

Friends of the former PM accused Rishi Sunak’s ministers of going to court to challenge the request because they do not want to hand over the contents of their phones

Love Island All Stars fever is upon us and the Mirror is launching its own WhatsApp community where you'll get the juiciest villa gossip straight to your phone. Join by clicking the link below!

The former PM was forced to switch phone in April 2021 after it emerged that his personal number had been freely available online for 15 years

The Labour leader’s backing of our campaign to prevent more people being killed or injured by out-of-control animals offers hope

Only the inquiry judge can declare what matters and what doesn’t. The unavailability or disappearance of potential evidence is unacceptable