The Iranian government has issued a statement urging its citizens not to use WhatsApp amidst the conflict with Israel.

The Meta-owned instant communication platform has strong privacy and security features but it isn’t impenetrable.

Meta, already facing global criticism over its handling of user data, was quick to rebut Iran’s accusations. The company ...

Iran instructed its population, via state television, to delete WhatsApp on account of safety and privacy concerns. Here’s what to know about the country-wide directive. Why has ...

Iran media urged its citizens to delete WhatsApp and Instagram, claiming that these platforms are sharing user data with Israel.

Democrats cannot bring themselves to side with Israel against Iran’s authoritarian regime and pursuit of nuclear weapons, ...

Countries around the world are taking measures to evacuate their citizens from Israel and Iran as the two nations enter the ...

The White House said on Thursday that US President Donald Trump will decide whether to get involved in the Israel-Iran ...

The accuracy of the strikes that killed several senior military commanders and nuclear scientists set off panic, and the ...

In a twisted way, Iran still seems to be helping Israel. In furthering Israel's narrative of being the victim. Iran, in turn, ...

Israel and Iran's air war entered a second week on Friday and European officials sought to draw Tehran back to the ...

Commentators have warned the Iran-Israel conflict could set off World War 3, but markets have reacted with a shrug. Why?