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WhatsApp is rolling out new restrictions on how many messages users and businesses can send to unfamiliar contacts without receiving responses. The messaging platform, which has evolved beyond personal communications to include business messaging and groups, aims to curb spam while ensuring average users aren’t affected. Testing is underway in multiple countries including India, one of WhatsApp’s largest markets.
WhatsApp is implementing significant changes to its messaging platform by introducing limits on how many messages individual users and businesses can send to unknown contacts without receiving responses, according to reports from TechCrunch. The move represents the latest effort by the mobile app giant to address growing concerns about spam and unsolicited communications on its platform.
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Ericsson’s third-quarter earnings reveal a 9% revenue decline to 56.2 billion SEK amid challenging market conditions. The telecommunications giant reportedly plans continued cost-cutting measures while positioning 5G Standalone technology as its primary growth opportunity heading into the 6G era.
Telecommunications equipment giant Ericsson reported a mixed third quarter for the financial year, with sources indicating the vendor is navigating what it describes as a “flat” RAN market. According to reports, the company saw revenues drop by nine percent year-on-year to 56.2 billion Swedish kronor ($5.9 billion), though analysts suggest organic decline was just two percent when accounting for foreign-exchange movements.
Orange has reportedly initiated the sale process for its broadcast services unit Globecast, engaging investment bankers to facilitate the divestment. The move comes as the French telecommunications giant reevaluates non-core assets following the unit’s €19 million net loss despite generating substantial revenue.
French telecommunications leader Orange S.A. has reportedly advanced plans to divest its broadcast services subsidiary Globecast, according to recent industry reports. The potential sale represents a significant strategic shift for the Paris-based telecom giant as it focuses on core operations and streamlines its business portfolio.
TP-Link has conducted the first successful Wi-Fi 8 trials using prototype hardware, validating key performance metrics. The next-generation standard focuses on Ultra High Reliability with significant latency and packet loss improvements over Wi-Fi 7, though official certification isn’t expected until 2028.
TP-Link has announced a significant milestone in wireless technology development with the first successful trials of Wi-Fi 8 prototype equipment. According to the company’s official press release, these tests validate both beacon functionality and data throughput capabilities, marking critical progress toward the next generation of Wi-Fi standards.
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