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WhatsApp is developing a feature that will enable users to share photos and videos in their original high-quality form. This upcoming feature was revealed by WABetaInfo, a platform that tracks WhatsApp developments, in version 2.23.18.12 of the WhatsApp beta for Android. In this new version, a choice to “select original quality photos or videos” is available. In this forthcoming functionality, WhatsApp will treat these high-quality media files as documents. A screenshot provided by WABetaInfo displays an option to “choose from the gallery” in the app’s document picker. This feature explicitly mentions the capability to send photos and videos in their original quality, eliminating the need for workarounds like changing file extensions to PDF or DOC to maintain quality. Previously, users had to resort to unconventional methods to send media files in their original quality. This new feature, therefore, addresses this issue, streamlining the process significantly. While WhatsApp introduced the option to send “HD” images and up to 720p videos recently, the platform still applies compression to these files before transmission. However, with this impending update, users will be able to share their media in its full resolution, marking a substantial improvement for both Android and iOS users. Image credit: WABetaInfo

You no longer have an hour. Unsplash / Asterfolio Key Takeaways WhatsApp introduced the "Delete for everyone" feature in 2017, allowing users to delete sent messages within a certain timeframe. To delete a message, tap and hold it, choose Delete, then select Delete for Everyone. Deleting for Me only removes it for you. Messages can only be deleted within two days of sending them. Recipients will see a notice saying the message was deleted. Have you ever sent a WhatsApp message that you quickly regretted? Or maybe you second-guessed it later that day or the following week? Either way, same here. It's not a great feeling, and it really makes us wish the messaging service had some sort of undo button. Well, did you know it does? Starting in 2017, WhatsApp began allowing users to delete their sent messages with a feature called "Delete for everyone". There are a couple of caveats to how it works - like that you have to delete your sent message within a certain timeframe. Still, here's everything you need to know. How to delete your sent WhatsApp messages Update and open the latest version of the WhatsApp app on your phone and follow these

WhatsApp users are able to send high-definition videos to their friends through WhatsApp's new HD video feature.  Although the company made its announcement last week, the feature has now been made available on iOS and Android smartphones. HD movies, like the HD photo feature, make it simple for users to share high-definition films to family and friends without the need to utilise other time-consuming file-sending techniques. Because the app's resolution was limited, WhatsApp used to compress all videos to 480p but users can now share HD movies at 720p resolution. Users must choose the HD button at the top after selecting the video they are sending from their phone's gallery in order to send it in high definition. After receiving notification that the motion picture being shared with them is in HD, the receivers can choose whether they have the necessary storage space and bandwidth to download the video.

Have you ever found yourself in desperate situation Not remembering where you parked your car Public parking crowded or outside a Crowded mall? he expertise Which most of us have encountered at some point, either because hurry How we feel about getting there Appointment Or simply because The parking lot is so vast that it seems like an endless maze. However, Solution This problem may be in your hands thanks to a Clever ploy those shows WhatsApppopular Instant messaging application. WhatsAppa platform that started as a casting tool Text messaging and multimedia By connecting to the Internet, it has evolved a lot since its inception. Over the years, it has become an essential communication tool that allows people to stay connected. Connect with friends, family and colleagues quickly and easily. during Text messages, voice calls, and video callsWhatsApp has made global communication easy and connected people from all over the world. Now, in addition to him Basic messaging functionalityWhatsApp offers a series of Features and tricks that can greatly improve our Everyday life. One such trick, which often goes unnoticed, is its ability to help you Remember where you parked your car. Feeling frustration It arises when you can’t remember

Meta’s Whatsapp is increasing the avatar area with its latest beta update, and the brand is rolling out its new update in which it is introducing a feature by which the users can react to someone’s status updates using avatars. This will enhance the users’ encouraging experience. With this new feature, the users can encourage each other well by replying on status using avatars.  The brand rolled out this beta update with its identification build number, which is 2.23.18.9. The update is now rolling in its beta stage for some of the luckiest beta testers and is available on the Google Play Beta Program.  What’s Interesting?  WhatsApp, with its latest beta update, provides the facility by which users get the ability to react to someone’s status update with an Avatar. For now, the users have only 8 avatars with the familiar reactions, so they could reply to a status update by choosing one from the available set of 8 avatars. This will surely enhance the while reacting or replying to status updates, the overall experience.  The available eight avatars display reactions, including thumbs up, heart, laughing, 100%, crying, and anger. The aim behind this change is to use an avatar so the

Sat 26 Aug 2023 | 02:23 PM Last week, WhatsApp announced it was adding support for HD photos, allowing users the option to preserve the high-def resolution of the phones they wanted to share with friends and family. At the time, the company said support for HD videos was coming soon. On Friday, the company confirmed that HD video support is now rolling out to both iOS and Android users. Similar to the HD photos feature, the HD videos feature gives customers the choice to share high-def videos across WhatsApp. Previously, high-def videos would have been compressed to 480p, as per the app’s prior resolution limit. Now, users can opt to send their video in HD, but only up to 720p. The process here is the same as for sharing HD photos.After selecting the video or videos you want to share, you’ll tap the new HD button on the top of the screen. A dialog box will appear where you can confirm if you want to share in Standard Quality or HD Quality and will show the associated file sizes. You then press send to share the video as usual.Images and videos shared on WhatsApp are protected with the company’s end-to-end encryption.The recipient will see a

Snapchat started the trend by letting people send messages that disappear. Other apps followed suit later on. In 2021, WhatsApp said it would let users send photos and videos that can only be seen one time. The screenshot below suggest that Meta may be developing a new menu for WhatsApp. The new menu aims to enhance accessibility to the disappearing message feature. A Faster Way to Share “View-once” Messages on WhatsApp Right now, when you send pictures or videos on WhatsApp, you can choose to let the recipient see them only once. The WhatsApp tracking website, WABetaInfo found out that in a new test version of WhatsApp (v2.23.18.3), there’s a small change in how you can do this. Instead of just tapping an icon, you can press and hold the send button to make the message a one-time view. But this new way doesn’t work for sending GIFs that way. Later on, this change could help Meta add the same one-time view option for other kinds of messages too. Making view-once messages might become simpler soon, but there are problems with this feature. For example, there’s no sure way to stop the person you send it to from recording the

Aug 25, 2023 15:11 2 min read (Updated: Aug 25, 2023 15:24) A bodyguard working for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was found to be a participant in a WhatsApp chat group with Army members supportive of a coup to oust the current head of state, according to investigations by the Federal Police and confirmed by The Brazilian Report. News website G1 unveiled that the existence of the group was discovered while searching the phone of a former presidential aide arrested in May due to accusations of falsifying Covid vaccine cards for far-right former President Jair Bolsonaro and members of his family. Besides defending a coup by way of military intervention that would reinstate Mr. Bolsonaro as president, the group also included messages insulting Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing several inquiries involving the former president. The bodyguard in question, Lieutenant Colonel André Luis Cruz Correia, was fired on August 11 reportedly due to information provided by the Federal Police. He was a member of the government’s Institutional Security Office (GSI) and provided security for Lula on at least five international trips. Even before being inaugurated, Lula and his team treated the GSI with caution, with the department having been

Germany's Federal Labor Court ruled against an employee who had been dismissed for posting insults about his boss with coworkers on a private WhatsApp group.  The man who brought up the case was an employee of the airline TUIfly who was part of a WhatsApp group that consisted of a group of friends and two brothers who worked for the company. Officials said that "blatant insults" were shared, where they insulted each other, along with people who were not in the chat group. Judges ruled that the right to secrecy only applies in exceptional cases, not when it comes to insulting or racist remarks. When those comments become public, firms can indeed fire the employees for the offense. It was the first time that Germany's top labor court ruled on the subject of whether a small chat group is a protected space for private and confidential exchanges. 'Inhumane' insults and dismissals For years, the members of the WhatsApp group are said to have shared insulting, racist, inhumane and sexist statements and calls for violence, which included discussions about "punching people in the face." When part of their chat history was leaked to the workers council and human resources manager, the

WhatsApp recently rolled out the ability to create groups. Now a new online report suggests that Meta-owned platform is rolling out a new user interface for the app settings. As reported by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp has started rolling out the new user interface for the app settings for Android beta testers. In order to access the new interface users need to install the updated version 2.23.18.7. "After a restart of the application, we should notice a new entry point that displays our profile photo, within the top app bar that redirects to the app settings. This section is now called “You” and includes new icons and additional entry points to the most important feature: privacy settings, the contacts list, and our profile," mentions the report. Along with this, you will also notice a new shortcut placed above the profile photo which allows users to view and share their personal QR Code. The report also adds that some other sections of the app (for example, the “Account” screen) now include new icons, contributing to delivering a modern user experience. The new interface for the settings section, along with a profile tab, is available to some beta testers and it is expected to