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WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will make your frustration over randomly getting added into groups go away. Based on the sources, the users will be able to select people who can add them into new or old groups under the App’s settings. This feature has been long due on this popular messaging App where there was no control before on getting added to groups if the person responsible for adding has your contact number. Read More
WhatsApp had been recently working on a update to bring fingerprint and face unlock for its Android and iOS users. The update has finally rolled out for iOS users today and users can make use of Face ID and Touch ID to setup the lock for accessing the App. Users who still don’t have this features need to update their WhatsApp iOS App to the latest version of 2.19.20. Read More
The popular messaging platform WhatsApp has announced that it will be limiting the ‘forward messages’ only upto 5 times. This means that a user cannot forward a message more than this, owing to spread of misinformation among millions of people who use this App on a daily basis. The update has started to roll out today and will be completely functional once the user has the latest version of WhatsApp. Read More
New reports are suggesting that WhatsApp is working on fingerprint verification for chats and it could be coming sooner than expected. This security feature from the company will protect the users chats and can only be opened with the user’s fingerprint. This verification will work separately from the usual phone unlock feature on Android and will provide users a complete security of their WhatsApp messages apart from the company’s security features for chats. Read More
WhatsApp had introduced the picture-in-picture features on iOS a long time ago in January and there was no sign on when it will be introduced on Android. Now it’s finally here and Android users are have started getting this feature after the latest update. This will help users to play videos from YouTube, Facebook or any of the supported sources directly on the App without having to jump on the browser or other Apps to view the video links. Read More
We have been listening to rumours about WhatsApp working on Dark Mode for its Android and iOs Apps. Well this could be true, thanks to a new update from WABetaInfo who said users to be patient as the dark theme is still under developments and he will let the users know about any further updates. WhatsApp is looking to offer the Dark Mode after a lot of recent Apps have been including the same mode for the users for easier viewing. Read More
WhatsApp is making so many changes to the App these days and the latest one is related to the group chats. The company has added a new method to make group calls, what seems to be a separate button inside the groups which can be used to start a group call. The method is likely better than the current method of group calling which is painstaking. Read More
WhatsApp has released the new ‘Stickers’ feature for all iOS and Android users. The users of this popular texting app can now send stickers to their contacts and it is similar to the stickers that we see on Facebook and Messenger. The Stickers are available on the latest version of WhatsApp and if you don’t have the feature yet, you can update the App to get the 2.18.329 version on Android and 2.18.100 version on iOS. Read More
We have been looking at a lot of new features being introduced in Android and iOS in the past few months. Some of these include the ‘Swipe to Reply’, the forward tags on messages, suspicious links detection, notification changes, picture-in-picture mode for videos. Now, the company is working on 3 new features that will soon make it to all the devices that run WhatsApp. Read More
We have been looking at WhatsApp’s plans to introduce the picture-in-picture(PiP) mode for Android since a few months and it seems like the company has finally rolled out the feature on Android today. The feature will allow users to watch the Youtube, Facebook and Instagram videos within the App itself. The feature is already available for iOS users and it has been due on Android since many years. Read More