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Last Updated: March 21, 2023, 09:11 ISTThe ability to pin messages to the top of chats is helpful.According to the report, in order to pin a message, it’s needed to select the “Pin” action within the message optionsThe Meta-owned popular instant messaging application WhatsApp is reportedly working on pinning messages within chats and groups. Now, users will be able to prioritise their important messages and keep them at the top of their chat list for easy access.“The feature is still in development but, thanks to the latest WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.7.3 update available on the Play Store, we can preview how a pinned message will look within a conversation once the feature is fully developed and released in the future," WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp, reported.According to the report, in order to pin a message, it’s needed to select the “Pin” action within the message options. Once pinned, a small icon will appear on the chat bubble indicating that the message is pinned, and the message will be shown at the top of the conversation for quick access whenever needed.The ability to pin messages to the top of chats is helpful. It will allow everyone in the chat

Your friend might send you a WhatsApp message; you would like to read it but don't want to respond right away. So how do you get a look without the double blue ticks appearing?  According to AirDroid 'can I read a Whatsapp message without opening it?' is a commonly asked question online.  And the answer is yes, there is. AirDroid shares five easy ways to read a WhatsApp message without opening it: How to read a WhatsApp message without opening it 1. Read WhatsApp Messages through the notification bar Success rate: 70% Difficulty: Easy Most of us are aware that without opening an app, we can receive messages from notifications about any update in an app - including WhatsApp. It is only when the WhatsApp app is opened to see messages that the blue ticks appear. Hence, you may use this feature to view WhatsApp messages without opening the chat. The steps to follow to use Notifications to read WhatsApp messages without opening the chat include: Step 1. Open your WhatsApp app. Step 2. Navigate to Settings. Step 3. Locate Notifications and turn on Show Notifications and Show Preview by scrolling down. Step 4. Now exit the app. You may now access the WhatsApp messages by swiping down the

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Share: KARACHI-In a step towards facilitating passengers for online confirmation of tickets and seats, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has introduced WhatsApp chatbot. According to the national flag carrier, with the help of the chatbot, passengers can get guidance on ticket confirmation, seat and other matters before their flight. Moreover, passengers can check their flight schedule and timings with the help of WhatsApp. “PIA is stepping ahead further for customer support services by introducing another value-added service WhatsApp chatbot,” read the tweet shared on official handle of PIA.  It is pertinent to mention here that in the past, passengers used to visit offices or call a helpline to access these services. Share:

Meta-owned WhatsApp is widely rolling out a new feature for iPhone users. According to a report by WaBetaInfo, the latest WhatsApp for iOS 23.5.77 update brings the ability to extract text right off an image. Available on Apple App Store, the update’s changelog, however, does not mention the text detection feature. It only states the ability to record a voice note and share it through Status along with other features. But WaBetaInfo in its report confirms that more people who install the update will be able to use this feature. What is WhatsApp text detection feature? The feature enables users to extract text from images shared on WhatsApp. Once the feature is available, users will need to open an image that contains text and they will see a new button that lets them copy text from the image. Readers must note that the feature is only available on iOS 16 as WhatsApp uses iOS 16 APIs to detect text within images. Additionally, the feature is not compatible with view once images for added privacy. In other news, WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will make it easier to recognize messages received from unknown contacts in WhatsApp group

Date 3/18/2023 3:00:05 AM (MENAFN- IANS) San Francisco, March 18 (IANS) Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature for some beta testers on Android and iOS which allows users to see a list of groups they have in common with the contact they are searching for.Beta users will see a new 'Groups in common' section when searching for contacts within the search bar, reports WABetaInfo.The new feature gives users more information when searching for contacts within the search bar.It is currently available for some testers, and is expected to be rolled out to more users over the coming days, the report said.This feature is the same as the one rolled out on WhatsApp Desktop, which allows users to see the groups they have in common with their contacts without opening their chat information to see the list of groups in common.Meanwhile, last week, it was reported that the messaging platform was rolling out a new 'approve new participants' feature in group settings for some beta testers on Android and iOS.--IANSaj/shb/ MENAFN18032023000231011071ID1105806956 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images

But there is a catch. The feature requires iOS 16 to be installed on your iPhone March 18, 2023 / 05:59 PM IST (Representative Image) Meta Platforms-owned WhatsApp short messaging service has reportedly launched a tool that will allow iOS users to copy text from images but there is a catch.According to WABetaInfo, the feature uses iOS 16's APIs, which means it will only work on iPhones with iOS 16 installed.The feature uses the iPhone camera for text recognition and copies any text it finds on an image. To use it, you go to WhatsApp app and open the image that contains text. You will see an option that will let you copy text.WhatsApp for iOS 23.5.77: what's new?After announcing voice status updates within the official changelog on the App Store, WhatsApp is now rolling out the ability to extract text right out of an image to everyone!https://t.co/tkehS2T6pl— WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) March 16, 2023This feature won't work with images set to "view once" due to security reasons.Also Read | Assam boards question paper sold for up to Rs 3,000 on WhatsApp: PoliceApart from this, iOS users also get two more features — a tool that turns images into stickers, and a new

Pulling text out of an image has never been easier. The hugely popular instant messaging platform WhatsApp has started to roll out a feature that makes it easier for people to extract text from an image that they received. The new WhatsApp feature is only available to iPhone users thanks to a new iOS 16 API that the app's latest update now employs. While WhatsApp's latest App Store release notes don't make a big deal about the feature's arrival, we're told that it's there. The WhatsApp beta watchers at WABetaInfo say that while those release notes don't mention a thing about image text extraction, some people who have updated to WhatsApp version 23.5.75 have already reported seeing the feature go live. The report also suggests that the new feature is still being rolled out to people. adding that it "can also confirm that more people that will install this version of WhatsApp can finally extract text right out of images." Testing whether the feature has been enabled on your specific account is easy - just open an image that contains text and you should finally see a new button that lets you copy that text out. You will of course

The government has launched a WhatsApp chatbot to register consumer complaints. It was jointly launched by the ministry of consumer affairs, the conversational platform GupShup, and messaging platform WhatsApp. To register a complaint, earlier consumers had to reach out to National Consumer Helpline (NCH) through the app or log in to the helpline portal. The new 24X7 WhatsApp chatbot will allow logging in a complaint within a short time. Currently, NCH receives the highest number of complaints from e-commerce, banking, telecom, and digital payment modes. The chatbot is available in both English and Hindi. Consumers can send message to 8800001915 to register complaints, check the status of the filed complaints, and read frequently asked questions (FAQ) within the same chatbot. Alternatively, consumers can scan the QR code on NCH’s website to enter the chat. “The launch of the WhatsApp chatbot for filing consumer complaints is a step forward in our efforts to empower consumers through awareness and education and underpins our efforts on consumer protection in India. We are committed to providing access to efficient query resolution and redressal mechanisms to consumers and the WhatsApp chatbot is a significant step in that direction,” said Nidhi Khare, additional secretary, Department of