In the renewal plan for 2022, new functions will be launched soon in the messaging app The WhatsApp.
The news will be released for Android and iOS platforms. Check all the details:
WhatsApp Revamped: New Functions Will Be Launched Soon in the Messaging App
Animated emoji
WhatsApp is working on a larger animated heart emoji, for a future update.
The new feature is under development for Android and will be released in a future update. Discover what’s new:
Application improvements
WhatsApp has released the ability to filter unread conversations. The new search filter is found in a recent beta update for Android.
iOS version
The app launched the ability to detect when Do Not Disturb mode is enabled on iOS.
The app uses this information to tell you why you’ve missed a call and DND has been activated.
WhatsApp Business
The app works on a new chat shortcut for creating new requests in the desktop version.
Beta for Android
The ability to view the status update directly from the chat list is under development in WhatsApp beta for Android.
Google Drive
The app is developing a feature that allows users to export their backups from Google Drive.
The new feature is under development and will be released in the future.
Business copy
WhatsApp is launching an Author Messages Information feature, which allows companies to understand which device an outgoing message has been sent from.
Link in the app
The platform will soon feature the ability to mute or send messages to specific people on a call.
The first details were revealed in some beta versions for Android and iOS.
Text with information from the Wabetainfo website
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