the new A feature that allows feedback to messages on WhatsApp It finally arrived for Android beta, on the st. The focus of the update was on the languages of the app, but what caught the eye was the fact that, as is already possible in Messenger and Instagram, feedback was already available to some users.
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This feature has been made available to some testers in Android beta versiona 2.22.8.3and his release began gradually, and so far the available reactions are: Like, Love, “Chorir”, Shocked, Sad with tears and Thank you.
Few users actually have access to the update
So far, only a minority of testers have gained access to the update, and it is estimated that it will take a few weeks for the new feature to become available for use in the stable version of the app.
Last month, WABetaInfo shared details about the feedback feature. At the time, the novelty was still in the development stage and you would have had no idea how it actually worked.
And last week, there was a Reactive Notification Management option in the desktop version of the app, which allows the user to turn off notifications, as a Do Not Disturb feature.
a WhatsApp is currently the most used instant messaging service in the worldwith Telegram as the main competitor.
Some users have always complained about the lack of some features in WhatsApp that are already in other apps, but the truth is that these features appear at a slower rate compared to the features of neighboring apps.
It is not yet known when the novelty will reach all users, but what is known is that it is long overdue.
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