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You can now chat with the official ChatGPT on WhatsApp without relying on third-party chatbots. You can save "1-800-2428478" as a contact on your phone and start chatting with ChatGPT on WhatsApp.

Over two billion people use WhatsApp daily for messaging and video calls. Although individual messages are helpful, WhatsApp groups make it easy to share information with multiple contacts ...

Today's announcement will allow people to add 1-800-CHATGPT (1-800-242-8478) as a contact in WhatsApp from anywhere in the world. This is a way to let people engage with AI even if they're on a ...

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The instant messaging app WhatsApp has become an integral part of lives to stay connected with friends and family. Front just being an online messaging platform, the app has evolved to be much ...

If you're a WhatsApp user and happen to own multiple phones, you might want to use the same WhatsApp account on all your devices simultaneously. What do you do? Well, WhatsApp offers a rather easy way ...

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Corinne Reichert (she/her) grew up in Sydney, Australia and moved to California in 2019. She holds degrees in law and communications, and currently writes news, analysis and features for CNET ...