In the latest tech news, WhatsApp, owned by Meta, has launched a much-anticipated feature that allows users to edit their messages within a 15-minute timeframe. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of the company, made this announcement via a Facebook post. This update comes as a relief to WhatsApp users who often find themselves wishing to correct errors or retract unintended messages. Read the full story here.

Furthermore, an AI-generated image depicting an explosion near the Pentagon has gone viral on social media. However, the United States Department of Defense has officially confirmed the image to be a fabrication. Despite this clarification, the image’s rapid dissemination on platforms like Twitter briefly impacted the stock market, raising concerns about the spread of AI-generated misinformation. Discover the full story here.

In another development, Reliance Jio is reportedly in discussions with Tesla regarding the establishment of a private network exclusively for Tesla’s potential manufacturing plant in India. If finalized, this network would enhance critical operations, enable faster speeds, support connected car solutions, and automate production processes. Although talks are still in the early stages, further updates are expected once Tesla finalizes its plans for manufacturing in India. Get more details by clicking here.

Meanwhile, TikTok has taken legal action to prevent the state of Montana in the United States from implementing a ban on its social media platform. This move marks the first state-level ban on TikTok. The Chinese-owned video-sharing app argues that the ban infringes upon free speech rights in the US. TikTok has been under increased scrutiny globally due to concerns over data privacy and potential sharing of user information with the Chinese government. The company’s lawsuit asserts that the ban violates the First Amendment, stifling free speech for all users and impeding a platform for expression.