First of all, 2022 is expected to be a busy year for social media! A new function arrives on WhatsApp which will be the end for those who do hidden things.
Messaging app works to start entering user profile pictures in popup notifications.
First of all, the news was announced on Twitter by WABetaInfo – which specializes in providing information about messaging features.
According to the specialist website, this should be the first feature of the year – currently in testing for those using WhatsApp in beta.
A new function arrives on WhatsApp which will be the end for those who do hidden things
The image published by WABetaInfo shows, in a very clear and intuitive way, that the resource is being implemented in a practical way.
Moreover, when we currently receive a message, only the name of the person who sent it is shown. With the function, the image is also displayed.
This update will be for both one-to-one and group chats. That is, the profile pictures of the groups are other pictures that will appear in the notification bar.
The end for those who do things in secret and like to talk to certain people in secrecy, because without this function it was possible to circumvent the inquisitive by saving the contact with another name.
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Since this functionality is still in its initial stage, it should only be released after all the testing for WhatsApp Beta users and any bug fixes.
That’s because the app always uses this process to check the usability and usefulness of the mechanisms implemented in the messenger.
Finally, based on these findings, the update may be limited to WhatsApp Beta users only. However, most of the features in testing are released months later.
look at the picture:
The user’s profile pictures will appear in notifications. (Photo: Publicity/WABetaInfo)
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