With more than three billion users, the race is now on to claim your preferred WhatsApp username. Meta’s end-to-end encrypted messaging platform announced today that it is letting people reserve ...

WhatsApp today announced a much-awaited feature: usernames, which will allow users to share their profiles without disclosing their phone number. However, WhatsApp will still require a phone number to ...

WhatsApp is now letting its more than 3 billion users reserve the username they'd like to use on the platform. Credit: WhatsApp Meta is finally preparing to roll out usernames on WhatsApp so users no ...

WhatsApp will introduce usernames to connect without sharing phone numbers for privacy Usernames must be 3 to 35 characters, with no searchable directory or suggestions First-time messages require a ...

WhatsApp announced a significant change this week. Starting later this year, users will be able to message each other using optional, customizable usernames, a major departure from the phone ...

Following years of anticipation and months of preparation, WhatsApp today began rolling out username reservations worldwide, allowing users to claim a unique name before the privacy-focused feature ...

One of WhatsApp’s most in-demand features is finally coming out of beta. Later this year, the messaging app used by over 3 billion people plans to add usernames. It’s an additional (and more ...

WhatsApp users will soon have a new way to connect without revealing their phone numbers. Ahead of a broader update planned for later this year, the messaging platform has started rolling out username ...

The story so far: WhatsApp is rolling out a feature that will allow users to connect with others without needing to share a personal phone number. The Meta-owned messaging service formally announced ...

You can’t browse WhatsApp usernames, so people will need to know your exact username to contact you. You can’t browse WhatsApp usernames, so people will need to know your exact username to contact ...

WhatsApp is adding the option to register for a unique username. Usernames allow users to message each other without sharing phone numbers. Sign-ups are live now in the WhatsApp app for some users.

SAN FRANCISCO – WhatsApp is letting its three billion global users select a username for their account, a change meant to increase privacy by letting people connect on the platform without having to ...