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So, the other participants in the group have to set expiration dates, else their messages will remain in the group even after they have been seen. But know that you can always cancel the expiration at any point and if you forget, WhatsApp will remind you to confirm the expiration date before deleting your messages.This setting can help declutter your WhatsApp account. This enables the old, no longer relevant groups to automatically get scrubbed, giving you more storage for your account.This setting is perfect to create a group chat for a specific event like birthday parties, dinner nights, sudden night outs, etc. These groups become useless but remain there until the group owner deletes it or all members leave. Thus the Expiring Groups setting will help the creator set a deadline to delete the group. The feature is currently under development and will soon be released for the users in future update. Even with the latest beta version of WhatsApp, users may not be able to see the new Expiring Groups option for now.In addition to Expiring Groups, WhatsApp has also been working on options to edit sent messages, a new newsletter feature that will help distribute messages to a large number

WhatsApp groups taking up too much space? New 'expiring groups' feature may launch soon The feature will enable users to set an expiration date for their groups, which will prompt them to clean up the group when the date is reached. WhatsApp is working on a new feature called “Expiring groups”. The feature was spotted in the TestFlight app with version WhatsApp beta for iOS. According to WaBetaInfo, this feature is currently under development. It will enable users to set an expiration date for their groups, which will prompt them to clean up the group when the date is reached. With this new feature, users will be able to choose from different expiration options, such as one day, one week, or a custom date. They will also have the option to remove the expiration that was previously set if they change their mind. It is important to note that this feature will not apply to other group participants and is purely personal. The introduction of the “expiring groups” feature is expected to solve a common problem where groups tend to accumulate irrelevant information over time, leading to clutter and confusion. This feature will also provide users with a useful storage

Representative image of WhatsApp logo. — AFP/File Messaging platform WhatsApp continues bringing new updates and features for the people, making the user experience better day by day. According to WaBetaInfo, which is the app-tracking website, WhatsApp is working on a new feature called text editor for the drawing tool. The feature, which is still under development and is not yet available for beta testers, will be accessible in a future update of the app. The new update is submitted through TestFlight beta Program, bringing the version up to 23.5.0.72.WhatsApp is working on a revamped text editor which will allow users to have access to additional tools while using the drawing tool. The app also plans to bring new fonts to the text editor, further enhancing the customisation experience. The new feature is under development for the iOS version of the app.  — WaBetaInfo"The new text editor will bring a very different experience to users by offering new fonts and tools to improve the drawing editor," said WaBetaInfo. Through this feature, users will be allowed to switch between different fonts just by tapping the options given above the keypad. Even though it is possible to change the text font, with this feature, users will quickly change the font if they

WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new feature, "silence unknown callers", which will allow users to mute calls from unknown numbers IANS Published: 08 Mar 2023, 12:33 PMEngagement: 0Meta-owned WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new feature, "silence unknown callers", which will allow users to mute calls from unknown numbers while still showing them in the calls list and notification centre.According to WABetaInfo, the new feature is currently under development on WhatsApp beta for Android.This feature will also include several advantages, such as reducing interruptions and potentially avoiding spam calls.Users will find the toggle located in the app settings, and once enabled, calls from unknown numbers will get silenced, but they will still be shown in the calls list and notification centre, said the report.Meanwhile, WhatsApp is rolling out a new "Split view" feature for tablets, which will allow users to see and use two different sections of the application side by side at the same time, on Android beta.Usually, the chat view takes up the entire screen when users open a chat on the tablet version of the application and then users have to go back to the chat list again if they want to open a different conversation.With the new

Manchester United players were left deflated after the thrashing from Liverpool (Image: GETTY)Manchester United players had reportedly spoken about the prospect of making a dramatic late fight for the Premier League title in their 'WhatsApp group' before being thrashed 7-0 in a humiliating defeat to arch-rivals Liverpool on Sunday. Erik ten Hag's side had every right to be confident heading to Anfield looking for their first league double over Liverpool since 2016.United had been keeping pace with both Arsenal and Manchester City at the top of the table, keeping both within reach if either dropped points. Marcus Rashford's incredible run of 10 league goals in as many games had United fans dreaming of a potential quadruple.Their first trophy since 2017 was wrapped with a confident win over Newcastle in the Carabao Cup. And there was seemingly confidence among the United squad that winning the Premier League title was more than just a pipedream.According to the Daily Mail, United's players had 'spoken about the prospect of catching the top two'. Erik ten Hag could barely watch as his side fell to a 7-0 defeat (Image: Getty)But that feelgood factor was dessimated in just a couple of hours after their humiliating defeat

London, March 7 Meta-owned WhatsApp has committed to being more transparent on changes to its terms of service in the European Union. The European Commission said in a statement that the company will make it easier for users to reject updates when they disagree with them, and will clearly explain when such rejection leads the user to no longer be able to use WhatsApp's services.Also, WhatsApp confirmed that users' personal data are not shared with third-parties or other Meta companies -- including Facebook -- for advertising purposes."I welcome WhatsApp's commitments to changing its practices to comply with EU rules, actively informing users of any changes to their contract, and respecting their choices instead of asking them each time they open the app," said Didier Reynders, Commissioner for Justice."Consumers have a right to understand what they agree to and what that choice entails concretely, so that they can decide whether they want to continue using the platform," Reynders said in a statement late on Monday.The Consumer Protection Cooperation Network (CPC) will actively monitor how WhatsApp implements these commitments when making any future updates to its policies and, where necessary, enforce compliance - including by the possibility of imposing fines.A recent European

WhatsApp may soon get an option in the app’s settings to manually mute calls from unknown numbers. A new and potentially upcoming WhatsApp feature may soon allow users to mute or silence calls from unknown numbers, hopefully putting tighter curbs on spam as we know it. The option to do that is said to be in the works, currently, and is expected to be rolled out in a future update of the app, possibly in beta to begin with. Even as the Meta-owned instant messaging platform continues to increase focus on building communities, the said feature couldn’t come any sooner.    WhatsApp update tracker website WABetaInfo is reporting that WhatsApp may soon get an option in the app’s settings to manually mute calls from unknown numbers. This toggle seems to be an all or nothing option, which is to say once enabled it would apply for all calls from unknown numbers. You will still see those calls showing up in your call list and notification centre. The report points at the one glaring issue of WhatsApp communities which is that the number of the creator is visible to all and therefore remains to prone to calls and messages, often times

California: If you are annoyed by repeated spam calls from unknown numbers then there is some good news as the messaging service is currently working to introduce a new feature to silence calls that are bothering them. "Thanks to the recent version of WhatsApp beta for Android, we discovered that WhatsApp is developing a new feature that allows users to silence calls from unknown numbers while still showing them in the calls list and notification center, for a future update of the app," reports WaBetaInfo. "This feature has several advantages, such as reducing interruptions and potentially avoiding spam calls," the website reported. The feature has not been released for beta testers so far. The facility will be available during a future update of the app. "The toggle will be located in the app settings and, once enabled, calls from unknown numbers are always silenced, but they will still be shown in the calls list and notification center," the website said. "This new feature may also help users reduce spam calls significantly: in recent years, spam calls have become a growing problem with scammers and their unsolicited calls, and instant messaging apps are no exception. In this regard, we also shared

? Anonymous gqb 6 hours ago That'd be useful when using Desktop Mode. Reply T TechEnthusiast29 s8f 10 hours ago Yet the will never bring whatsapp on ipad🤷🏻‍♂️ Reply P Paulw vxU 11 hours ago Anonymous, 04 Mar 2023Who cares when we cannot use personal accounts on multiple devices ?? Stupid Whatsapp and Vibe... moreI did read somewhere that they are testing having a duplicate account on your tablet as well. I suspect it will be web based. Reply W Wojtek LUU 14 hours ago Anonymous, 22 hours agoDefinitely not, it has multiple options to do the same things , it's plain dated and redu... moreit is simple and easy to use. if you find it difficult then I'm sorry to bring it to you but it's not WA issue ;-) though telegram is way better with multi device support... Reply ? Anonymous fCA 16 hours ago Not verify my whatsapp account Reply ? Anonymous pwq 20 hours ago Hopefully they will finally bring a text marker to the phone's version of photo editing tool. There's just a simple pen in three thickness levels and a blurer but that's it. Reply ? Anonymous U@6 22 hours ago blue, 22 hours

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