WhatsApp will very soon stop working on some older iPhone models. According to Apple’s recent support update, some older iPhones will no longer support instant messaging apps. A previous report by WABetaInfo said that from October 24 the messaging app will stop supporting iOS 10 and iOS 11 devices.

The report also states that WhatsApp has already started warning iPhone users running the app on iOS 10 or iOS 11 version. The messaging app has already sent notices to users saying that the app will soon stop running on their devices. In such a situation, users will have to update their iPhone to continue using the messaging app.

WhatsApp has already said on its help center page that iPhone users will need iOS 12 or a newer version to continue using the app. Whereas, Android device users need Android 4.1 or a later version to continue using the instant messaging app.

How to update iPhone to latest iOS version:

iOS 10 and iOS 11 are older operating systems and your phone may have already received an update for the latest software. If the iPhone hasn’t been updated yet, it’s better to do so right now. To update the software, you can simply go to Settings> General, then tap on software update to get the latest iOS version.

Notably, there aren’t many iPhones running iOS 10 and iOS 11 software versions. Only two iPhone models that will be affected by this change include:

• iPhone 5
• iPhone 5c

If your iPhone is running on older software versions, updating the device will help. The iPhone running on the latest software updates will not only let you continue using WhatsApp, but will also get the latest security patches and features. Now, before running the update, be sure to connect the device to a stable WiFi network and back up all personal and business details.

  Instagram has announced enhanced tags on reels, which will allow creators to receive credit for their work. The Enhanced Tags feature was launched for the Instagram feed in March, but now the social media platform has rolled out the same feature on Reels as well. Previously, users had alternative ways to credit each other, such as tagging each other in captions or photos on the platform, but now they can give credit directly by tagging in the reels as well, according to the company.

“Advanced Tags allow a creator’s self-assigned profile category to appear in their People tag on their professional accounts so that people can share and view a creator’s specific contribution in a photo or video post and reels. As also continues to be the biggest contributor to increasing engagement on Instagram, we’re excited to expand Advanced Tags to Reels. Simply put—if you’re a makeup artist, songwriter or other significant collaborator on a post, So your contribution will be more visible in post or reel,” Instagram explained in an Instagram post.

• How to use the Advanced Tag feature on the Reels:
• To use the new Enhanced Tags on the reels, follow the instructions below;
• Open the Instagram app and tap on the (+) in the top right corner.
• Create a new post and tap Next.
• Make any creative edits, and then tap Next.
• After typing the caption, tap Tag people.
• Select Add Tags and search and select your contributors.
• Tap Show Profile Category to display the Creator category.
• Tap Done.

And finally, after the user has added additional tags and descriptions, they can tap on Share. “Due creative credit and recognition is a starting point for discovery, new opportunities and economic empowerment. This is especially relevant as more creators collaborate. So far, the Instagram community has come together to support creators and create a We’ve found alternative ways to give credit to others, such as tagging each other in captions and photos, so we’re rolling this feature into our products.”

In addition, Instagram is reportedly testing a new feature called Templates for Reels, which gives creators the option to create reels by borrowing formats from other videos available on the platform. Using this feature, the user can easily borrow the format of any other reel and replace the video with his own content.

Amid incidents of fire in electric two-wheelers, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday urged companies to take advance action to recall all defective vehicles, even as he said that the temperature in the months of March, April The EV battery has some problem when it grows. and may. The Minister for Road Transport and Highways also acknowledged that the country’s EV industry is “just beginning” and emphasized that the government does not want to create hurdles.

“But safety is the top priority for the government and no compromise can be made with human life,” Gadkari said at the Raisina Dialogue. importance against the background of

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 During an interaction session, Gadkari reiterated that companies can take advance action to immediately recall all defective batches of vehicles. “The temperature rises in March-April-May, then there is some problem with the battery (of EVs). I think it (electric two-wheelers are catching on fire) is a problem of temperature,” he said.

 The Minister for Road Transport and Highways said that the government wants to popularize electric vehicles. Gadkari said, “We understand that the EV industry has just started. We do not want to create any hurdles. But safety is the top priority for the government and there can be no compromise with human life.”

 Last week, Gadkari, who is known for his outspoken views, had said that negligent companies would be penalized and recall of all defective vehicles would be ordered after receiving the report of an expert panel, which would be A probe has been constituted to investigate the matter. ,

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 The government last month ordered a probe after an e-scooter launched by ride-hailing operator Ola’s electric mobility arm caught fire in Pune.

 According to the road transport ministry, the Center for Fire Explosive and Environment Safety (CFEES) has been asked to investigate the circumstances that led to the incident and suggest remedial measures. The ministry had also asked the CFEES to share the findings along with their suggestions on measures to prevent such incidents.