Meta-owned instant messenger WhatsApp has in recent months launched a series of updates with the early parts of this year showing no signs of the platform slowing down.Previous updates, especially those implemented throughout 2022, saw the company make greater strides in community engagements through enhancing groups and their functionality, such as increased file and group sizes.Story continues below Advertisement2022 also marked one of the most promising for WhatsApp’s user privacy features, with the much-anticipated, hiding of online status introduced to the platform.Despite this, 2023 shows a great deal in store for WhatsApp users, with more on the horizon for the year ahead, with some information expected to be announced by Meta for its subsidiaries at the upcoming Mobile World Congress, slated for the end of February.While scores of new changes are making their way to the platform, independent WhatsApp monitor WABetaInfo say fans of the platform can only be left excited with features promising better functionality for the app.Here are six changes expected to be introduced by WhatsApp in the coming weeks:1. MigrationAn upcoming update to the platform has promised functionality to migrate chat history to a new Android device. This means it will be easier for Android users to
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