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WhatsApp tested support for "View Once" photo and video sharing for the desktop version of the app about a year ago. But the feature was scrapped. As a reminder‚ View Once media sharing lets you send self-destructing photos and videos. They can be viewed only once‚ and then they're automatically deleted. That's a great privacy feature to use when dealing with sensitive content you wouldn't want the other party to save or reuse. It looks like Meta has changed its mind. It's bringing back support for self-destructing content on the WhatsApp desktop app. Continue reading... The post WhatsApp desktop app lets you send self-destructing photos and videos again appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Oops! 100+ Black Friday deals that Amazon forgot to end Best Echo Dot deals for November 2023 Trending Right Now: The best Netflix movies of 2023‚ according to actual viewers 6 of the most anticipated TV shows coming this winter Dinosaurs were already doomed before the asteroid hit‚ new study claims

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Her frail husband a silent witness‚ Rosalynn Carter was celebrated by her family and closest friends Wednesday at her funeral in the same tiny town where she and Jimmy Carter were born.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer‚ a Democrat who is the highest-ranked Jewish elected official in the U.S.‚ warned that antisemitism in the United States has reached levels unseen in generations and called on his fellow Democrats to clearly condemn it.

Nearly three in four Jewish college students in the United States who responded to a survey said they have experienced or witnessed antisemitism during the current school year‚ the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) said Wednesday.