Version 2.23.4.10 of WhatsApp has been made available as a new beta for Android users, with the goal of enhancing the user experience. Numerous changes, including updates to the status page, chats, and calls, are included in the latest update, as spotted by WBI.
First, larger images and videos are now displayed on the status panel. Users no longer need to tap on photos or videos to view them in full-screen mode. Additionally, the text on the status panel has been enlarged and made more obvious.
Second, a new search bar has been added to the function of the conversation, making it simpler to find particular messages. Now that it is higher up in the chat window, the search bar is simpler to use.
Third, the post on the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.7.4 upgrade mentions a brand-new feature that is in development: Retained messages! By utilizing this function, you can make sure that all participants' communications are saved for the duration of the chat. The feature had been in development for some time, but we didn't find out that WhatsApp is now making it available to some beta testers until we updated to the most recent version of the app (Android 2.23.4.10) from the Play Store:
Instead of being deleted when a message is saved, it will stay in the conversation until its expiration date, but everyone still has control over it because it can be deleted at any time.
Additionally, WhatsApp has tested new features with its most recent version, including the ability to share up to 100 media files, the ability to create personalized avatars, the ability to add captions to shared documents, and longer group descriptions. These features were discovered by WhatsApp beta testers using various Android and iOS versions. Despite the fact that some of these features are already available, WhatsApp is highlighting them once more for users who might not be aware of them.
The notification system has also been improved, making it simpler to read and reply to messages from the notification bar. With the addition of a new "rapid media edit" function that enables users to alter photographs and videos before sending them, WhatsApp has also made it simpler to share media.
The new beta version of WhatsApp for Android is currently only open to beta testers, but it is expected to roll out to all Android users in the coming weeks. If you want to try out the new features, you can sign up to be a beta tester by downloading the beta version of the app from the Google Play Store.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, with over 2 billion active users. The app is constantly updating to meet the needs of its users, and the latest beta version promises to improve the user experience even further. With the new updates, users can expect to see larger images and videos, an easier-to-use chat screen, and more detailed call information. These updates are sure to make WhatsApp even more popular among its users.
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First, larger images and videos are now displayed on the status panel. Users no longer need to tap on photos or videos to view them in full-screen mode. Additionally, the text on the status panel has been enlarged and made more obvious.
Second, a new search bar has been added to the function of the conversation, making it simpler to find particular messages. Now that it is higher up in the chat window, the search bar is simpler to use.
Third, the post on the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.22.7.4 upgrade mentions a brand-new feature that is in development: Retained messages! By utilizing this function, you can make sure that all participants' communications are saved for the duration of the chat. The feature had been in development for some time, but we didn't find out that WhatsApp is now making it available to some beta testers until we updated to the most recent version of the app (Android 2.23.4.10) from the Play Store:
Instead of being deleted when a message is saved, it will stay in the conversation until its expiration date, but everyone still has control over it because it can be deleted at any time.
Additionally, WhatsApp has tested new features with its most recent version, including the ability to share up to 100 media files, the ability to create personalized avatars, the ability to add captions to shared documents, and longer group descriptions. These features were discovered by WhatsApp beta testers using various Android and iOS versions. Despite the fact that some of these features are already available, WhatsApp is highlighting them once more for users who might not be aware of them.
The notification system has also been improved, making it simpler to read and reply to messages from the notification bar. With the addition of a new "rapid media edit" function that enables users to alter photographs and videos before sending them, WhatsApp has also made it simpler to share media.
The new beta version of WhatsApp for Android is currently only open to beta testers, but it is expected to roll out to all Android users in the coming weeks. If you want to try out the new features, you can sign up to be a beta tester by downloading the beta version of the app from the Google Play Store.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, with over 2 billion active users. The app is constantly updating to meet the needs of its users, and the latest beta version promises to improve the user experience even further. With the new updates, users can expect to see larger images and videos, an easier-to-use chat screen, and more detailed call information. These updates are sure to make WhatsApp even more popular among its users.
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