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How to Create a Catalog on WhatsApp Business (MakeUseOf)

If you are setting up the catalog using the desktop app, follow these steps: Open WhatsApp on your computer, click the dropdown menu at the top right corner of ...

It has a user-friendly interface and other powerful features that help you create a mobile storefront for your business on WhatsApp. After creating your Collection, the WhatsApp team will review your submission to ensure it follows all community guidelines. If you have done that, then we can proceed to how to create a Collection for mobile app users and computer/web users. Collections is a feature that makes it easier for customers to find items in your Catalog. Click more fields to add a product or service link and an Item code. First, you must download and install the WhatsApp Business App on your device. You must allow WA Business to access your camera in the following prompt. Your catalog is shared as a link.2 Images WhatsApp Business Catalog is a powerful feature introduced to WhatsApp Business in 2019. - Open the WhatsApp Business app and click the dropdown menu at the top of your chat list. - Enter the Item name, Price, and Description. Businesses use it as a mobile storefront to display their offerings, product descriptions, prices, and photos.

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How to Create a WhatsApp Business Catalog (NNN)

WhatsApp Business Catalog is a useful feature that allows businesses to showcase and share their products and services with customers on WhatsApp Business.

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WhatsApp would not remove end-to-end encryption for UK law, says ... (The Guardian)

Meta's head of chat app says it would not comply with the requirements set out in online safety bill.

If passed, it will give Ofcom significant new powers as the internet regulator, and enable it to require effective content moderation under the penalty of large fines. Although WhatsApp is best known as a messaging app, the company also offers social networking-style features through its “communities” offering, which allows group chats of more than a 1,000 users to be grouped together to mimic services such as Slack and Discord. “It could make clear that privacy and security should be considered in the framework. Similar legislation in other jurisdictions, such as the EU’s digital markets act, explicitly defends end-to-end encryption for messaging services, Cathcart said, and he called for similar language to be inserted into the UK bill before it passed. [Ofcom](https://www.theguardian.com/media/ofcom) could require WhatsApp to apply content moderation policies that would be impossible to comply with without removing end-to-end encryption. Some countries have chosen to block it: that’s the reality of shipping a secure product.

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WhatsApp would rather be blocked in UK than weaken encryption (BBC News)

The app Signal previously said it could stop providing services in the UK if the bill required it to scan messages. The government has said it is possible to have both privacy and child safety. WhatsApp is the most popular ...

And it supported "technological solutions that facilitate the detection of illegal content without undermining privacy protections for everyone". And once the hole has been dug, you might as well not have the fence." And this client-side scanning undermines the privacy encryption provides. Asked if he would go as far as Signal, Mr Cathcart said: "We won't lower the security of WhatsApp. And the app would rather accept being blocked in the UK. And he feared the UK would set an example other nations might follow.

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WhatsApp could soon be illegal in the UK, boss warns (The Independent)

'It's a remarkable thing to think about,' says Will Cathcart as he confirms that messaging app would refuse to comply with orders to weaken encryption.

To avoid such a situation, Mr Cathcart urged the UK government to add wording to the bill so that it would make clear private messaging is different from other social networks, and that encryption should be protected. It would not do that even if asked by the UK government, Mr Cathcart said. Even if that happened in the UK, it would still pose a problem, Mr Cathcart said. But that encryption is still in place, and Mr Cathcart confirmed that WhatsApp had not received a demand to remove it from the UK government. But the upcoming Online Safety Bill includes other legal “grey areas” that could make it easier for regulators or government to demand apps weaken encryption, Mr Cathcart said. Mr Cathcart expressed shock that the company would be forced into such a policy in the UK.

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