Meta will start displaying ads on WhatsApp status, which it claims will help users find and talk to businesses easily about their products.

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Meta rolls out ads on WhatsApp Status using limited data like location and language, raising privacy questions.

However, the most notable change is the inclusion of advertisements. These will appear in Status under the Updates tab, letting users discover new businesses and start a conversation about the product ...

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WhatsApp said Monday that users will start seeing ads in parts of the app, as owner Meta Platforms moves to cultivate a new ...

Meta announced that it is adding ads and subscriptions to its WhatsApp messaging app in a June 16 press release. The social media giant, primarily known as the parent company of Facebook, said that ...