Alright, listen up, you bunch of mortals, because here comes the latest tech gossip, broken down. Turns out WhatsApp, the app you use to send cat memes and organize BBQs, is testing its own cloud storage.
Twilio has launched its Consent Management API into public beta — a layer designed to synchronize, store, update, and manage user consent preferences across messaging channels.
When people see a high token bill in a WhatsApp bot system, the first reaction is almost always the same: “we need a cheaper model.” That sounds reasonable, but in many cases it is not the real problem. The real leak is usually the way the system is operated.
The concept of agentic AI is everywhere, which is precisely why it is already becoming annoying. Every vendor throws it around like a magic phrase to justify any automation with extra steroids.
Meta just took a step many of us saw coming: it launched an artificial intelligence agent integrated directly into WhatsApp in Indonesia, available for free to small and medium-sized businesses.
