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  WhatsApp had to   delay its controversial privacy policy update   after it faced a backlash from its users. Due to this situation, several WhatsApp users have been   switching to Signal   and Telegram. To help ensure a seamless transition, developers at Telegram have created a new chat import tool that lets you import chats from WhatsApp to Telegram. Import WhatsApp Chats to Telegram Telegram has  added its import tool with the latest version 7.4 update on Apple’s App Store . As of this writing, the feature is  available on Android for beta users  and it should trickle down to stable version in the next update. If you’re a Telegram beta user, you can follow the steps right away to import WhatsApp chats. On the other hand, if you’re a regular Telegram user on Android, you can go through the method to import chats and follow it as soon as the update hits the stable channel. With all that said, let’s get started. Note:  While this guide focuses on importing WhatsApp chats to Telegram, y

  WhatsApp’s major policy debacle  (which they even  tried to justify  and then  delayed ), several alternatives of the messaging app such as  Signal  and  Telegram  have risen to power. As a result, developers are frequently updating their apps and adding new features to meet user demands. So now, Signal,  one of WhatsApp’s competitors , received a new update on iOS that added some much-needed features to the app. Signal v5.3 Features As part of the recent update,  Signal  received a ton of customization features along with some under-the-hood changes. This update brings support for animated stickers, chat wallpapers, data saver for calls, and a few UI changes. All in all, this update is primarily targeted at those users who are still on WhatsApp as it brings a ton of  missing features  to the app. Support For Chat Wallpapers So, first up, support for chat wallpapers finally makes its way to Signal. As a result, if you are using the app on an iPhone,  you will now be able to set wallp

  FAU-G, the homegrown game has released in India on Republic Day. The game was announced last year right after the ban on   PUBG   Mobile, the popular battle royale game. The new game by nCore games created history for most pre-registrations (1.06 million) in less than 24 hours in India followed by more than four million pre-registrations before the launch. Now, if you are planning to download and play the newly-released game, here are a few things to keep in mind: # The game is available on  Google  Play Store meaning that it can only be played on smartphones and tablets running on  Android  for now and not  iOS  devices. # First, ensure that your smartphone is connected to Wi-Fi and charged at least 20 per cent. The game’s size is 460MB so you need to have at least that much free space on your smartphone’s internal storage. # The game is compatible with Android devices running on the Oreo version of the platform that is Android 8. This clearly means that the game can be played on de

Lava  is the latest Indian smartphone brand to mark its comeback in India with its new Z series of smartphones. But Lava is taking a slightly different approach. One, it is only focusing on the  budget  segment, and two it is offering customers the ability to customise and upgrade their device. The latter is truly unique in the smartphone segment.  Under its ‘My Z’ and ‘ZUp’ services, Lava is hoping to stand apart from the competition in the specifications driven Indian smartphone market. It also claims the phones are entirely made and designed in India.  Lava’s My Z and ZUp plans Lava has launched two new services in the form of the brand’s My Z and ZUp plans. My Z lets users build their own Lava Z-series phone by choosing their own specifications like RAM, internal storage and even the camera setup, though there are fixed options in this mix.  This allows customers to pay extra for the specifications they want while not spending on elements which might not be as important for them. F