News & Reviews:   Whatsapp

If you frequently use WhatsApp, this news might excite you. Recently, the app launched a Voice Message Transcript feature. So, what should you know about it?

According to WABetaInfo.com, there will be a new feature to search shared images on the web. The purpose of the feature is to allow users to verify the image's authenticity and it's currently in beta for Android.

For those unaware, WhatsApp has been working on ways we can organize our chats. First, the company introduced filters in April to make it easier to track chats and chat groups. Now, that feature has been expanded further with custom lists.

WhatsApp is developing a feature that gives the ability to add songs in Status updates - like on Facebook and Instagram Stories. This new feature will introduce a music button in the editor section. Through this button, you can search for a specific song or artist. So, what should you know about it?

In April 2024, Meta AI was announced and will soon be available on Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram. Malaysia was not part of the first wave back then, but Malaysians will soon have access to Meta AI.

WhatsApp has announced the filters and background images during video calls. This allows you to change your background image. So, what should you know about it?

If you have different chat groups for work or family in WhatsApp, it might be a hassle to keep track of them all. While you can filter them by unread, favourites or groups, it may not be enough for some people. In that case, new filters would make a lot of sense.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is currently testing a new security feature that allows you to block messages from unknown accounts. Spotted on the latest Android beta version of the app, read on to learn more.

Did you know you can change your WhatsApp wallpaper? Having said that, you either pick from the Bright, Dark and Solid Colours categories or use your own photos/screenshots. There's no real theme system that changes things like the chat message box, font, etc. But that could change soon.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil today revealed that the 1st version of the code of conduct for social media platforms will be enforced starting 1 January 2025. He added that engagement sessions with all social media platform stakeholders will be held soon to create the code of conduct.