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Today, WhatsApp announced that a few new features are coming soon. According to WhatsApp, the development team will update the polls, forwarded messages and captions to make chats a little more productive and fun.

By now, you should know that you can access your WhatsApp account across different devices (like a phone and laptop). But now, the WhatsApp team announced that the multi-device feature is improved further by letting you use the same account on multiple phones. 

By now, you should know that you can send Disappearing Messages on WhatsApp. This extra layer of privacy is a way to protect messages from falling into the wrong hands, but sometimes, we would like to keep that occasional voice note.

As WhatsApp continues to update its app, the latest update is making groups more manageable for admins as well as allowing participants to navigate around. Read on below to check out this short news.

This year, WhatsApp announced that there will be some new updates for our Status. Like your personal chats and calls, your WhatsApp status is protected by end-to-end encryption so you can share privately and securely.

As we get closer to 2023, some older phone models will be phased out of software support. In WhatsApp's case, older phones won't be able to support WhatsApp anymore so do check it out below. 

A few hours ago, WhatsApp just tweeted a new feature that's coming soon. If you have accidentally deleted a message but want it back, fret not because there will be an Undo feature to bring it back.

WhatsApp has been adding a lot of features this year and the latest one before ending 2022 is Improved Calling. In this update, the company has added 32 Person Calls, Message or Mute Call Participants and Call Links.

Back in August, Malaysians were given a chance to test out WhatsApp Communities but that's over now. This is because the function has officially rolled out globally and it was announced by Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg himself. 

WhatsApp has been bringing in a slew of features over the past few months. This includes new privacy features, 2GB file sharing, emoji reaction to messages and more. Finally, WhatsApp Communities has arrived and Malaysia is one of the first countries to get early access.