News & Reviews:   WhatsApp Messenger

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is currently working on a new quality-of-life feature that would make adding and calling a new contact all the more convenient. Spotted on the latest WhatsApp bet for Android version, the feature is an in-app dialler.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is currently testing a new feature that would allow users to send a voice note that can only be opened once. Spotted in the latest beta version of the WhatsApp app, read on to find out more about the upcoming feature.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has announced Flows, which includes several new features aimed at speeding up getting things done with businesses in a WhatsApp chat. Offering a richer in-app shopping experience for both merchants and users, read on to find out more.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp may implement a new feature on the app soon, which is the ability to filter group chats. This is after it was spotted on the latest beta version of the Android app.

Popular messaging platform WhatsApp is currently testing a new feature on the iOS version of the app that would block users from taking screenshots of photos or videos sent using the ‘View Once’ feature. Spotted on the latest beta version of the app for iOS, the feature blocks both screenshots and screen recordings of ‘View Once’ media sent on the platform.

The Meta-owned messaging platform, WhatsApp has now gotten a new feature that is similar to FaceTime where users can share a link to start a call with a single tap. Moreover, the messaging platform will also soon get secure encrypted video calling for up to 32 people.

Popular messaging platform WhatsApp recently released a new native app on Windows that no longer requires users to link their phone to send, receive and sync messages. Available for download on the Microsoft Store, WhatsApp has also shared that the Windows app just ‘graduated’ from beta to a final release on the OS.

Previously, we reported that WhatsApp is planning to allow users to react to messages with more than just the designated six emojis. Well, it looks like the Meta-owned messaging platform has been true to its words as WhatsApp just announced that you now can react to messages with ANY emojis!

The top messaging-app has been updated to make it a bit more, well, fun. With the latest version of WhatsApp, users will be able to customize and improve the photos and video they want to share with friends and family. There's a set of new camera features that have been implemented in the Android version of WhatsApp, which enable users to write or draw on photos and videos.