The U.S. House of Representatives has banned other apps from staff devices in the past, including the short video app TikTok ...

Now, in a quiet but telling move, the U.S. House of Representatives has banned WhatsApp from all government-issued devices.

Messaging app WhatsApp is now banned on government devices used by staff at the House of Representatives, Axios reported ...

President Putin signs law for a government-controlled messaging app integrated with state services, aiming to reduce reliance on WhatsApp and Telegram amid digital sovereignty push.

The House is concerned about the lack of transparency in how WhatsApp handles user data. Meta claps back, saying it’s safer ...

What’s the craic? Andrew Solender breathlessly claims this scoop: WhatsApp banned on House staffers’ devices ...

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

In a move to bolt the stable door, US House of Representatives staff must stop using WhatsApp, and switch to a more secure service like Apple's Messages.

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

The U.S. House bans WhatsApp for all congressional staff, citing critical risks in data security and transparency.

WhatsApp has emerged as a key arena for AI chatbot competition, posing a potential threat to Meta Platforms Inc.'s (NASDAQ: META) AI dominance.