The updated action sheets are being implemented when performing actions like muting, deleting, clearing, or exporting a conversation.
The latest update from WhatsApp brings the introduction of large stickers on Windows beta, while iOS beta users can expect a new update that enhances the interface for action sheets, providing an improved user experience.
WhatsApp is reportedly trying out a new feature that allows users to choose how long they want to keep chats and groups pinned before they automatically unpin.
The recently launched 'Privacy Checkup' feature in WhatsApp provides users with all the necessary information and settings to ensure their privacy is well-managed. Check this Step-by-step guide.
WhatsApp stated that the 'Silence Unknown Callers' feature provides users with increased privacy and control over their incoming calls. These calls won't ring on their phones, but will still be visible in the call list, ensuring that important calls from unknown numbers can still be identified.
Reportedly, WhatsApp's latest beta update brings the availability of the in-app chat support feature, which can now be downloaded on Windows devices.
WhatsApp is expanding its features by introducing a screen-sharing option for Windows Beta users, enabling them to share their screens during video calls.
The new keyboard includes redesigned tabs for accessing the GIF, sticker, and avatar sections. These tabs have been conveniently placed at the top for easier navigation and accessibility.
The updated group settings screen comes with a new feature called 'Add Other Participants.' This option allows group admins to have control over who can add new members to the group.
WhatsApp is reportedly preparing to launch an upcoming feature that will allow users to share high-definition (HD) photos on their iPhones and Android smartphones.
The new ability to set up a WhatsApp username would provide users with greater flexibility and personalization. Currently, WhatsApp users are identified by their mobile phone numbers, which limits the options for creating a unique identity within the app.
The new feature will enhance control over the WhatsApp interface on Android tablets.
WhatsApp said, "If you've decided your message can't be kept by others, your decision is final, no one else can keep it and the message will be deleted when the timer expires. This way you have the final say on how messages you send are protected."
WhatsApp’s safety features empower users to take their safety and privacy into their own hands while staying connected with their loved ones or while talking to their favourite business. Here are the tips to keep you safe in the digital world for a better instant messaging app experience.
WhatsApp is testing a new edit button on its beta version which will give you the liberty to either delete the text that you have sent or edit your message.
WhatsApp is reportedly working on disappearing messages where the app will allow the user to save some of the disappearing messages.
WhatsApp has also started rolling out emoji reactions in beta version 2.22.8.3 of the service's Android app which will give the users a quick and easy way to respond to incoming messages.
Meta-owned platform said that it is adding two new durations for disappearing messages: 24 hours and 90 days, as well as the existing option of 7 days.
WhatsApp's new safety features will allow people better security and control over their usage of the messaging app.
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