To the unsuspecting, pay attention! A new function arrives on WhatsApp which can cause a big problem for those who send a lot of photos.
is that the Meta-owned app is working on another update to improve an existing feature.
It’s about letting users send a photo to multiple contacts at the same time – not forwarding or creating a send list.
The news was shared by WABetaInfo, a site that specializes in developing tools in beta versions of the messenger.
A new function arrives on WhatsApp which can cause a big problem for those who send a lot of pictures
According to WABetaInfo, the feature to allow users to send a photo to multiple contacts at the same time
Appears in beta version 2.21.25.19.
A screenshot has been released showing that when a user takes or selects a photo or video within a conversation, they can choose more recipients.
To do this, simply click on the name of the contact or group that already appears at the bottom of the page – just below the send button.
Thus, a list of WhatsApp contacts will open and you can choose multiple people to send the selected photo.
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Since this feature is still in its initial stage, it should only be released to all users after passing the tests being performed.
Thus, there is still no specific date for implementation. However, it is known that most of the functions that appear in WhatsApp Beta tend to be released later.
To be an Android beta user, all you have to do is search google apps with the term “WhatsApp Beta”. On iOS, you must have the app first test trip installed on the device.
A new function arrives on WhatsApp which can cause a big problem for those who send a lot of photos. See screenshot released by WABetaInfo:
The new WhatsApp functionality will allow users to send an image to multiple contacts at the same time without the need to forward or create a broadcast list. (run / WABetaInfo)
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