While the message pinning feature of WhatsApp is currently in its early stages of rollout, it's expected to reach a broader audience in the coming days.
WhatsApp has reportedly banned over 71 lakh bad accounts in India in the month of September. The move was taken in compliance with the updated IT Rules 2021.
The new video skip feature on WhatsApp adds a level of convenience that was previously unavailable on WhatsApp. Users can now easily revisit specific moments within videos or fast forward through less relevant parts.
If you're an iOS user, you can access this feature by updating your WhatsApp app from the App Store. Keep in mind that the feature might be rolled out to different accounts over the next few weeks.
WhatsApp is also rolling out a new update for its Windows native app through the official beta channel on the Microsoft Store. This update includes a notable feature that simplifies starting chats with unknown phone numbers.
This new feature eliminates the necessity of cluttering one's address book with unverified or temporary phone numbers. This streamlining benefits users who wish to engage in conversations with acquaintances, business contacts, or individuals met in various contexts.
WhatsApp can now help you in avoiding the long queues at the ticket counter. You can book Delhi Metro tickets through your WhatsApp only. This facility has become available for all the stations of the Delhi Metro.
Meta-owned WhatsApp regularly discontinues support for certain features on older Android versions and operating systems to ensure the highest level of security and functionality for its users.
This new feature for sharing voice messages and stickers in channels is currently under development and will be available in a future app update.
This innovation is geared toward enhancing and streamlining customer interactions on the WhatsApp Business platform. It ensures that crucial features are easily accessible, ultimately saving businesses time and effort in utilizing the app.
This approach is designed to significantly enhance the privacy of locked conversations and make it more challenging for others to discover their existence
The Dual WhatsApp Account feature will eliminate these challenges by allowing users to seamlessly switch between accounts within the app. This is a significant improvement for users who need to manage both personal and work-related WhatsApp accounts on the same device.
The feature is currently in testing for Android and iOS users who are using the beta version of the app. This adds an extra layer of control and privacy for users when sharing voice notes, as the messages cannot be exported, forwarded, or shared with others.
WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that allows users to log in with two accounts simultaneously. This functionality, shared by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, will soon be available for Android users, eliminating the need to log out of one account to access another.
The newly introduced features are currently accessible to specific beta testers who install the latest version of WhatsApp beta for Android from the Google Play Store.
This innovation, building upon existing support from major tech players like Google and Apple, is expected to pave the way for a more secure online experience in the future.
The government is acting in response to the proliferation of deepfake videos featuring politicians on WhatsApp. It is reportedly in the stages of issuing an order to WhatsApp under the Information Technology (IT) Rules, 2021, to disclose the identities of the initial sharers of these videos.
WhatsApp is set to end support for specific older Android smartphones and older iPhone versions, effective October 24. This decision aligns with WhatsApp's strategy to prioritize the development of new features for users on more recent operating system versions while leveraging the latest security.
It is essential to remember that the stickers' descriptions must be in English. This new feature on WhatsApp offers users a dynamic and fresh way to express themselves during their conversations.
The latest update, designed to fortify IP address protection during calls, is currently available to a select group of beta testers who have downloaded the most recent WhatsApp beta version.
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