#Web Calling

WhatsApp has announced several new calling features, headlined by the addition of audio and video calling on WhatsApp Web, allowing users to make and receive calls directly from their browser without installing the desktop application. The new web calling feature supports both one-on-one and group calls, making it easier for users on shared computers, work laptops, or devices that don't allow app installations to join conversations. Like calls on other platforms, WhatsApp says web calls are end-to-end encrypted, with no time limits or additional costs. For example, a call started on a smartphone or tablet can be transferred to WhatsApp Web or Desktop when switching to a larger screen, and vice versa. WhatsApp says these new calling features are rolling out gradually and will become available to all users in the coming weeks. Every once in a while, I'd receive text messages or emails from bloggers and website owners asking for advice whenever their site is hacked. Being a blogger myself running dozens of sites and also a web hosting provider, hacking/cracking and other exploits are not new to me. Imagine your server or website is like a house. Read more in our articles including "WhatsApp Web now supports audio and video calls" and "TECNO MEGAPAD 2 now available in the Philippines".