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WhatsApp is one of the world’s most widely used messaging apps, making it simple to share texts, photos, videos, voice notes, and more—with individuals or groups of friends, family, and colleagues. Over time, it has added a host of new features—some well-known, others quietly tucked away, waiting to be discovered.
The feature is aimed squarely at phone number privacy. Once active, users who contact you without having your number will see your username instead.
WhatsApp is reportedly working on an AI-powered message summarisation feature, which can help users catch up on a conversation after receiving a series of messages in a chat.
Popular instant messaging app WhatsApp is reportedly working on a feature that would put all replies to the same message in one thread. These threaded replies are planned to function across all chat types and could be available to all users for testing via a future update.
With chat themes, users can change the colors of their chat bubbles and backgrounds. WhatsApp offers a range of pre-set themes that automatically adjust both the background and bubbles.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature that lets you create and manage events directly in private chats.
People who put a lot of status updates on WhatsApp will specifically like this feature. As per Wabetanifo, WhatsApp is testing the feature before making it available for regular users.
The new features include camera effects, selfie stickers, the ability to share sticker packs, and quicker reactions.
The new features pertaining to mainly calls aim to bring more functionality and improve calling on desktop as well as mobile.
The voice message transcript feature, as the name implies, converts voice messages into text, providing a written version of the audio.
Users will now be able to add and manage contacts on WhatsApp, from any device they may be using.
WhatsApp is developing two new features, where the first one would allow users to reshare status updates. The second feature will help in reacting to messages much quicker by simply double-tapping them.
The new feature will allow users to send images in their original quality, preserving both their clarity and resolution.
WhatsApp already allows iOS users to transfer their chat history to Android devices.
The new features are reportedly called ‘Forwarding Info”, and “Frequently Forwarded” which were spotted in the app’s beta version 2.19.80 of Google Play Beta Program.
The new feature will allow web users to open an image or a video without opening third-party applications or pages.