No explanation followed. He hasn’t sent another Tweet since. Whatsapp cofounders Brian Acton and Jan Koum. Now he’s talking publicly for the first time. Under pressure from Mark Zuckerberg and ...

In its telling of this alternate present, Instagram and WhatsApp are shadows of what they are in our world. They lacked the ...

In a Washington, D.C. courtroom this week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is trying to convince a judge that the world ...

WhatsApp founder, Brian Acton, who left Facebook a year ago — before going on to publicly bite the hand that fed him, by voicing support for the #DeleteFacebook movement (and donating $50M to ...

After raising a messenger application "WhatsApp" with more than 1 billion users, after selling it to Facebook at 2 trillion yen or more, I abandoned the right to receive reward of 850 million ...

WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton testified to this in the Meta antitrust case during a court hearing on May 20 in Washington.

Credit: Sopa/Getty Images In March, around the time when the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal was shaking Facebook's foundations, WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton publicly called people to # ...

WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has also joined as the foundation's executive chairman, his first new role since leaving WhatsApp last fall. And Acton's not only devoting the next phase of his ...

"Brian Acton, who is also on the Signal Foundation ... by providing initial funding of $50m. Acton co-founded WhatsApp in 2009 and the company was bought by Facebook in 2014.

Brian Acton is crossing paths again with Facebook. Over more than a decade of building and operating WhatsApp, the company’s co-founder first competed against and then sold his instant messaging ...

Brian Acton, co-founder of WhatsApp, has always known how to make strides in Silicon Valley. Most recently, he injected $50 million of his own money into encrypted chat app Signal, helping launch ...

Jan Koum and Brian Acton sold WhatsApp to Facebook in 2014 for $19 billion Dubai: If there's one app that rules the roost, it's got to be WhatsApp. Its 2 billion active monthly users outrank China ...