WhatsApp users will be able to access the security centre in English and an additional 10 languages, including Hindi, Punjabi, Kannada, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati, and Urdu.
With the new feature, users will be able to access their archived Status updates through a dedicated section within the WhatsApp interface, specifically designed within the Status tab.
WhatsApp's upcoming 'Channels' feature will showcase status updates and channels in a pinned banner within the Updates tab, offering users easy and convenient access.
With the new feature, users will be able to provide consent to share the content of their screen for enabling it. Some users might get access if they install the latest version of the WhatsApp beta for trying the new feature.
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.
WhatsApp's new interface for the group settings offers improved clarity and intuitiveness, instead of opening a separate window for each option, users can now enable or disable settings directly from the screen by toggling a switch, resulting in time-saving convenience.
WhatsApp's new feature will give people a chance to save the message in draft so that they do not have to retype the entire message.
In a blog post, WhatsApp stated, "For the moments when you make a mistake, or simply change your mind, you can now edit your sent messages."
The newly introduced chat locking feature holds significant importance for individuals who occasionally share their phones with family members or find themselves in situations where someone else might be holding their phone when they receive a particularly sensitive or important chat.
With this new feature, you can lock your most private conversations with a password and store them in a separate folder. When you lock a chat, the sender's name and the message it contains will also be hidden.
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WhatsApp is said to be developing a broadcast channel conversation feature for Android, which will come bundled with 12 additional functionalities.
The spam calls showed country codes of +251 (Ethiopia), +62 (Indonesia), +254 (Kenya), +84 (Vietnam) and other countries.
According to WhatsApp, "Once permission is granted, the platform only accesses the microphone during a call or while recording a voice note or video. Additionally, conversations and other information are protected by end-to-end encryption, making it impossible for WhatsApp to listen to them."
WhatsApp privacy breach: The instant messaging app responded, saying it has been in touch with the Twitter engineer, who posted an issue with his Pixel phone and WhatsApp.
Truecaller is set to expand its service to WhatsApp and other messaging apps. This move aims to help users identify and avoid potential spam calls on the internet.
WhatsApp has also introduced two new updates to its platform, "Polls" and "Sharing with Captions", to enhance the user experience. The Polls feature has three options: Create Single-Vote Polls, Search for Polls in Your Chats, and Stay Updated on Poll Results.
WhatsApp: According to WABetaInfo, when the feature is enabled, group members will be able to report specific messages to the group admin.
WhatsApp's spokesperson said, "This user-safety report contains details of the user complaints received and the corresponding action taken by WhatsApp, as well as WhatsApp's own preventive actions to combat abuse on our platform."
The new feature will enhance control over the WhatsApp interface on Android tablets.
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