Tag: Whatsapp

WhatsApp adds HD photo/video sharing, emoji reactions, and avatar support for reactions in beta update, enhancing user interactions. Rolling out soon with avatar reactions options.

WhatsApp now enables HD photo and video sharing for enhanced user experience. New features offer high-quality media sharing. Rollout includes Android and iOS users gradually.

"You can now instantly record and send video messages in chats," the company mentioned in the official changelog on Monday.

Beta users will see that the settings tab has been replaced by a new 'You' tab that displays the profile photo, and will help users to easily switch to a different account when the multi-account feature launches, reports WABetaInfo.

To check if the feature is enabled for their account, users just have to tap and hold a recent message with a caption, reports WABetaInfo.

To ensure sharing photos over WhatsApp remains fast and reliable, Standard Quality will continue to be the default option photos are sent in.

AI's rise in Tech Industry leads to AI integration in products like Meta's WhatsApp, testing AI-driven customisable stickers creation resembling DALL-E/Midjoruney models for users, ensuring secure generation.

When users enable this feature, they will have to enter a password to unlock WhatsApp Web, reports WABetaInfo.

With this feature, beta users will now be provided with some examples on how to create a community on WhatsApp, reports WABetaInfo.

In Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, the act of sending a heart emoticon is perceived as crossing the line of appropriate communication.

Beta users will now be able to schedule group calls within their groups, reports WABetaInfo.

Meta's WhatsApp adds security features like passkeys and email-based protection. Ongoing updates ensure user data privacy. Simplified sign-in, passkeys stored securely in Google Password Manager for convenience.

The users can initiate screen sharing by clicking on the ‘Share’ Icon and choosing between sharing a specific application or sharing the entire screen.

WhatsApp, owned by Meta, added features like Chat Lock and 15-minute message editing. New beta feature allows lively voice chats for up to 32 people, enhancing user interaction.

Beta users will then see some animations for certain avatars.