The new privacy features of WhatsApp are expected to roll out this month onwards, said Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO
Platform will allow stealth mode and prevent screenshots of 'view once' messages
Through this 'login feature' on WhatsApp, the user will get in-app alerts when someone else will try to log in to their account
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let users keep disappearing messages even after their expiration.
The messaging app will allow you to hide your 'Last seen status' from anyone outside your contact list
These collaborations happen despite several run ins between the two on regulatory issues
The messaging platform is also preparing a 2.0 iteration of Reactions by bringing the ability to react with any emoji available
In a bid to make the messaging platform more user friendly, Meta-owned WhatsApp is likely working on a new feature that will allow users to silently exit groups.
In addition to reacting to messages with emojis, WhatsApp users can also share larger files now since WhatsApp has increased the file transfer size from 100MB to 2GB
WhatsApp has been working on new reaction features as the new beta version of the platform brings the ability to manage reaction notifications with new settings
WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature called 'View Once, that deletes photos and videos from the chat after they have been opened, giving users even more control over their privacy.
Starting Tuesday, WhatsApp is rolling out new settings for archived chats which will give users more control over their inbox and more ways to organise the Archived Chats folder
WhatsApp rolled out a new feature where the users can join a group video or voice call even after its started, and you see the participants in a video call screen the way you see on various apps.
To allow users to increase the playback speed of voice messages, Facebook-owned WhatsApp has rolled out a new 'Fast Playback' feature aimed at those who rely on long voice messages
WhatsApp will not delete any account for not accepting its new privacy update, but users not agreeing to the controversial terms after 'several weeks' will not be able to access their chat list
WhatsApp Web will also undergo a visual redesign as the update rolls out to users over the coming weeks
The WhatsApp button will let users browse through a catalogue offered by a business
Android beta users will be able to find their own custom QR codes in the settings section of the app on the top right side in front of the name
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Once a message has been previously forwarded five times, it can henceforth only be forwarded one chat at a time