TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Top 3 Techno starting from the topic of how to log in WhatsApp Web easily without a QR code. Previously, users had to scan a QR code that appeared on the screen to access WhatsApp Web. But, now there is an easy way to log in to WhatsApp Web without a QR Code.
Next popular news about Meta launch Meta Election Hub during the momentum for regional head elections or simultaneous regional elections in 2024. The information center contains information about general elections (elections) which can be accessed by the public and all parties involved in the implementation of regional elections.
In addition, the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) predicts general weather conditions in Indonesia with light to heavy rain on Thursday, October 10 2024.
1.7 How to Login to WhatsApp Web Easily Without a QR Code
WhatsApp Web is chosen by many users because it allows them to send and receive messages directly from their computer. Previously, users had to scan a QR code that appeared on the screen to access WhatsApp Web. But, now there is an easy way to log in to WhatsApp Web without a QR Code.
Meta recently introduced the Link with Phone Number feature for the WhatsApp Web version. The main advantage of this new feature is of course convenience and flexibility.
That way, users can more easily and quickly access their WhatsApp account on their computer without having to scan a QR code. The latest beta version of the WhatsApp application (v2.23.14.18) already has this feature and it will be available in the stable version soon.
You should make sure the WhatsApp app on your phone is updated to the latest version, specifically beta version v2.23.14.18 or later.
2. Meta Election Hub Presents Information About the 2024 Regional Elections
Meta launched the Meta Election Hub during the momentum of regional head elections or simultaneous regional elections in 2024. The information center contains information about general elections (elections) that can be accessed by the public and all parties involved in the implementation of regional elections.
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Apart from that, it also contains various information regarding Meta policies and digital literacy regarding regional elections. “This includes information and tips on how to overcome misinformation, be wise in communicating in the digital world, as well as tips for staying safe when using digital platforms,” wrote Meta in their written statement, Tuesday, October 8 2024.
A number of important topics that are fully discussed in this Election Hub include ‘Best practices on security and safety, ‘Balancing freedom of expression’, and ‘Best practices for building communities’.
Meta has also carried out several initiatives to support the integrity of the implementation of regional elections in Indonesia and its communities, including fact-checking partnerships with third parties. The social media company is collaborating with national media, such as Kompas, Tempo, Liputan6, Tirto, Mafindo, and Agence France-Presse (AFP) which will verify viral misinformation content circulating in English and Indonesian.
3. BMKG Predicts Rain to Dominate Indonesia, Partly Cloudy
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) predicts that general weather conditions in Indonesia will rain with light to heavy intensity on Thursday, October 10 2024.
“In the Java region, Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya have thick clouds. Bandung and Serang have light rain, and Yogyakarta is sunny and cloudy,” said BMKG forecaster Eriska Febriati as quoted by Antara, Thursday. “Meanwhile, dense clouds are predicted in the Denpasar, Mataram and Kupang areas.”
In the Sumatra region, light to moderate rain is predicted to occur in Banda Aceh, Medan, Pekanbaru, Padang, Tanjung Pinang, Jambi, Bengkulu and Pangkal Pinang. Meanwhile in Palembang and Lampung there is the potential for thick clouds.
In the Kalimantan region, heavy rain accompanied by lightning has the potential to occur in Palangkaraya and Banjarmasin. Meanwhile Samarinda, Tanjung Selor and Pontianak rained with light intensity.
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