WhatsApp unrolled a couple of highly-awaited features in this week. The messaging app giant owned by Facebook launched the much-awaited and highly anticipated WhatsApp Pay feature, disappearing messages, the Always Mute, and made changes within the storage tool. All the elements that were made official recently had previously appeared in beta updates.
So allow us to have a glance at the new features released by WhatsApp alongside the upcoming features.
The Customary Features of Disappearing Messages
WhatsApp announced the advent of disappearing messages feature that had appeared repeatedly in the beta update version. This much-awaited feature would hereby, allow users to enable the choice to automatically delete chats after a period of time of seven days. The disappearing message feature is often used for individual chats also as for groups. “We’re starting with seven days because we expect it offers solitude to mind that the conversations aren’t permanent while it still remains practical, so you don’t forget what you were up to and what you were chatting about. The shopping list or the store address you received a couple of days ago are going to be there while you would like it, then disappear after you don’t need it” When asked about it and WhatsApp cleared about the feature.
WhatsApp had further announced that the feature would be unrolled to Android and iOS users this month.
Always Mute Feature
WhatsApp unrolled the Always Mute feature earlier in the week. The part because the name suggests user mute their groups forever. More first, users had the choice of muting their groups for a year, but after the completion of a year, things would again revisit to normal. However, not anymore as now you’ll silence those pesky and irritating groups for a long time.
WhatsApp Payments Feature
WhatsApp has been struggling to urge approval from the Indian NPCI in order to launch its own payments system in India, which is a big market for WhatsApp. It had first submitted the proposal in 2018, but it took the NPCI two years to offer a nod to the messaging giant, WhatsApp for the payments feature and now it has done it.
WhatsApp has designed its payments feature in partnership with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) using the Unified Payment Interface (UPI), an India-first, a real-time payment system that permits transactions with over 160 supported banks. To enable the feature in India, WhatsApp has partnered with leading banks including ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, the depository financial institution of India, and Jio Payments Bank.
WhatsApp has also promised to require full cognizance of the safety and privacy of the users. it’ll make users enter the UPI Pin before every transaction. The feature is being unrolled to Android and iOS users and other people are likely to receive it by the top.
The Usage of Enhanced Storage Management Tool
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The messaging app giant owned by Facebook launched the much-awaited and highly anticipated WhatsApp Pay feature, disappearing messages, the Always Mute, and made changes within the storage tool. All the elements that were made official recently had previously appeared in beta updates.
r rolled a more simplified version of the storage management tool. The feature would allow users to delete bulk items and release space on their app. to wash up the app; a user must attend Settings > Storage and Data > Manage Storage. Users can also be able to delete media from the app, but that media would remain on the phone. They will also get obviate forwarded messages and media using the majority delete feature.
Upcoming WhatsApp Features
Apart from all these features that were released, WhatsApp is on a rampage to roll-out additionally performing on multi-device support. The feature would enable users to log in to WhatsApp from four different devices employing a single account. This suggests that you would be ready to log in from your iPad and iPhone at an equivalent time without creating separate accounts.
