News & Reviews:   whatsapp beta

According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is testing a highly anticipated update in its TestFlight beta for iOS (v25.19.10.74) that introduces multi-account switching. If implemented, it will be a big step toward seamless personal and professional account management on the iPhone.

What is next for WhatsApp? Well, according to WABetaInfo, there is a new Android beta version 2.25.18.18 in the Google Play Beta program. In the beta, there is a new AI-driven message summarisation feature for select users.

We have talked about WhatsApp users being able to create and share their own sticker packs within the app. In this latest development, the WhatsApp team will roll out a revamped emoji reaction interface in its latest Android beta update, across chats, groups, and channels.

Do you have something to show someone on WhatsApp but don't want them to save it? Whatever the reason could be, there could be instances where the option to block others from auto-saving media you've sent. Fortunately, WhatsApp seems to think so and has plans to implement such a feature.

It is kind of weird to know that WhatsApp doesn't have a dialer calling page for so many years. Well, it looks like this feature will be coming soon as some beta testers were able to test it. Android users can tap into the "call a number" option, while the feature will be coming soon to iOS users.

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.

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.

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 is currently testing out a new feature, which is the ability to pin messages to the top of chats. Spotted in the latest Android beta version of the app, read on to find out more about the feature.

For the longest time, having a compatible WhatsApp app on the iPad has been in the rumour mill. Initially, it was supposed to link up with other Apple devices (including an iPhone) but there was no release date. However, it seems that a beta will be coming soon for iPad users.