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Meta-owned WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new feature, which will allow users to share their status updates to Facebook stories
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Meta-owned WhatsApp is working on the bottom navigation bar for the Android version, similar to the iOS WhatsApp design.
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As per a report by WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on a new feature which will allow users to lock chats using a passcode or fingerprint. This will enhance the privacy of users by avoiding the risk of confidential and sensitive information being leaked.
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This new feature will improve the users' privacy as it will help users to lock their most private chats within the chat's contact or group info, reports WABetaInfo.
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WhatsApp users will be able to read messages easily because the text will be displayed on a wider line with the new interface
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Check out all the upcoming WhatsApp features that we might see soon on Meta-owned WhatsApp
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Meta-owned WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature called "audio chats", which will be available within conversations
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The victim had approached the Kodigehalli police last month regarding cheating of Rs 15 lakh. The inspector got her mobile number and started chatting with her after a few days.
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The new features which will start rolling out globally over the coming weeks, come just a few months after WhatsApp launched Communities, a feature that offers larger, more structured discussion groups.
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Apart from including pictures, videos, and links, this latest feature by WhatsApp will allow you to share voice notes on your status.
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Beta users of messaging platform WhatsApp will see a new 'Groups in common' section when searching for contacts within the search bar, reports WABetaInfo
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According to Abby Phillips, a known hepatologist in the country who is famous on Twitter as The Liver Doc, blending can cause oxalate kidney injury and the kidneys take a long time to recover from it.
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When users open an image which contains text, they will see a new button that allows them to copy text from the image.
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The new feature is available for some beta testers after installing the latest update of WhatsApp beta for Android on the Play Store
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In a briefing with reporters, WhatsApp Head Will Cathcart slammed the Online Safety Bill as the most concerning set of online regulations in the western world, reports Wired
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"Push name within the chat list" feature will make it easier for the users to understand who the unknown contact is without any need to save the number as a new contact.
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New fonts will be available when the revamped text editor will be released to some beta testers.
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This feature will also include several advantages, such as reducing interruptions and potentially avoiding spam calls
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Currently, WhatsApp for iOS shows the chat attachment menu as a vertical list by "presenting an alert controller", reports WABetaInfo.
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Did you know you can chat with people on WhatsApp even if they are not on your phone contacts list?