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WhatsApp has taken a major hit in its home market of the USA. The House of Representatives has banned the use of WhatsApp on ...

The United States House of Representatives has banned the use of WhatsApp on all official devices, citing cybersecurity ...

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Meta’s messaging platform joins growing list of restricted applications as officials cite data transparency issues ...