WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is consistently enhancing its user experience by launching new updates and features across all platforms including android, iOS, and desktop.
For those who missed out on the latest upgrades, it’s time to catch up. Although a few features are still under development and not accessible to all testers, they are expected to be gradually rolled out to users in the upcoming weeks. Some features are available to beta testers only.
If you’re unable to access a specific feature, you need to wait for a future update of the app.
WhatsApp continues to enhance user experience by rolling out new features and updates for its app on android, iOS, and desktop.
Users will soon have the ability to edit messages within 15 minutes of sending, while a search bar will enable them to easily filter messages. Additionally, the app is working on a private newsletter tool for broadcasting information, as well as allowing users to save disappearing messages.
The messaging app is also developing a feature that will enable users to choose who they want to follow within WhatsApp, while a future update will see an improvement in profile icons within group chats.
One of the most anticipated features is the ability to send high-quality photos, with the option to send either the compressed or original version. Lastly, users can now report any status update that goes against WhatsApp’s terms.
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