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WHATSAPP is on the brink of bringing in a new feature which can be used to keep messages saved forever. It is the remedy for the Meta-owned messaging apps' 'Disappearing Messages' feature, which it introduced in 2020. 1The 'Kept' feature been under development for a long time, but is currently only available for a select few of beta testers The sparkly new 'Kept Messages' feature is set to keep texts in a separate section behind the chats' info button. But it is only helpful if you've turned on disappearing messages, which means any message sent vanishes or auto-deletes after seven days. The disappearing messages feature was designed to make texting more like a real life conversation. But WhatsApp is now making sure people can keep receipts of chats if they want to. In this 'Kept Messages' section, all saved messages will be listed. This means everyone in the conversation can find them in the future. When a user keeps a disappearing message, it will no longer disappear from the chat after its expiration. It is so similar to the starred feature, that it may eventually replace it. The ability to mark messages as starred will be removed for disappearing chats

Subtitles and transcripts make communication much easier. From Netflix shows to Google Meet calls, and we always appreciate when apps try to be more inclusive by adding these options. Google Messages added voice transcriptions with the arrival of the Pixel 7, while Telegram added transcriptions as part of its paid Premium tier. And it looks like WhatsApp will soon join the fray with its own system for transcribing your voice messages. We first heard of WhatsApp working on transcripts back in 2021. The feature, as we knew it then, fell within the context of iOS, and was based on the iPhone’s built-in tool for converting audio files to text. . If we go forward to today, the transcript seems to be finally coming to WhatsApp soon, since some tests appear in the latest beta. This is how the transcription will work in the Facebook app A dialog in the WhatsApp for iOS beta details the reasons why the application may not be able to transcribe a voice note received in a chatas discovered by WABetaInfo. And it is possible that the audio does not contain any words that the tool can capture, or that the language is different from the

WhatsApp is one of the few instant messaging applications that has been consistently updating its features to offer the best user experience. As it turns out, developers are now rolling out a new feature ‘Kept Messages’. According to a new report by WABetaInfo, the Kept Messages feature comes in handy if you want to keep certain messages from disappearing and want them to become visible forever for everyone in a group chat. If you keep a disappearing message, it will no longer disappear from the chat even after it expires. However, everyone in the group will be able to control these messages and they can be deleted by anyone at any time. The ‘Kept Messages’ section can come in handy if you want to check these messages in the future. When the new feature rolls out, WhatsApp will disable the ability to mark messages as starred for disappearing chats as it will be redundant. The developers will also remove the ‘Starred Messages’ section. To find it, simply open a group chat and tap on the group name. Here you will find a section called ‘Kept Messages’, under which all saved messages will appear unless they are deleted by someone. Currently

Last Updated: February 14, 2023, 09:04 ISTHappy Valentine’s Day 2023: Wishes, Images, Greetings, Cards, Quotes Messages, Photos, SMSs WhatsApp and Facebook Status to share on the day of love. (Image: Shutterstock) Happy Valentine’s Day 2023: Here are some beautiful wishes, images, greeting and quotes that you can share with your loved ones siblings, friends, family, relatives and colleagues HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY 2023 IMAGES, WISHES QUOTES, STATUS, MESSAGES: Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone. It is the season of love and happiness. This day celebrates the beautiful bond people have with their significant other. With Valentine’s Day falling on 14 February, you must have already planned a lot of things for the day.ALSO READ: Happy Valentine’s Day 2023: Wishes, Messages, Images, Quotes and Shayari to Share on February 14From cooking up a storm for your better half to planning a dinner date, there is alot that can be done. This day is all about strengthening their bond. And, to jazz up the celebration, we have curated a list of Valentine’s Day wishes and quotes that you can share with your loved ones. So, here are some of the best wishes, quotes, and greetings you can share with your significant other:Happy Valentine’s Day 2023: Images

Valentine's Day 2023:  Valentine's Day is a holiday celebrated on 14 February, which is dedicated to celebrating love and affection between intimate companions. The holiday is named after Saint Valentine, a Catholic priest who lived in the 3rd century and was known for performing secret marriages in defiance of the Roman Empire's ban on such unions.Valentine's Day has become a popular occasion for expressing love and affection, often through the exchange of cards, flowers, and gifts. Many people choose to express their love by sending sweet messages, writing love letters, or making romantic gestures such as cooking a special meal or taking a partner on a surprise date.In some countries, Valentine's Day is also a time for couples to spend quality time together, such as going out for a romantic dinner or taking a trip together. Some couples may choose to exchange traditional gifts such as chocolates, flowers, or jewellery, while others may opt for more unique gifts, such as concert tickets or an experience they can enjoy together.Valentine’s Day 2023: Wishes and Messages to share with your loved ones Happy Valentine's Day to the love of my life. Thank you for always being there for me and making every day

Reported By:| Edited By: DNA Web Team |Source: DNA webdesk |Updated: Feb 13, 2023, 01:06 PM ISTValentine's Day is just a day away, and there has never been a better time to show your loved one how much you love and care. People are using digital platforms to communicate their emotions on Valentine's Day. This year, WhatsApp, a messaging service, has released eight new features to help you make your significant other's day special. Digital avatars WhatsApp users can create their digital avatars. These personalised avatars are digitised representations of your character. To give the conversations a more personal touch, use these avatars while chatting. Pin Chat Users can bookmark their favorite discussions on the instant messaging software with the help of the pin chat function. WhatsApp users on Android may do it by tapping, and holding the chat and tab Pin. On the other hand, iPhone users can swipe right to pin a chat and then select the PIN option. Emoji  Through emoji reactions, WhatsApp enables you to respond to messages from your partner. Nowadays, it's simple to respond to texts with more thoughtful emoticons than just a thumbs up. This demonstrates your desire to use emojis to express

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If you send images in WhatsApp, the receiver does not get them in their original quality. Even if you send a high-quality image, WhatsApp compresses it and reduces its size and quality for faster transfer. However, the Meta-owned chat messenger is now working on the ability to send images in their original quality.Last month, we reported that Meta was testing the ability to send high-quality images for the WhatsApp Android app. Besides that, the instant chat messenger is also working on the same feature for its desktop clients. Well-known WhatsApp blog WABetainfo spotted the feature on the WhatsApp desktop, confirming that the functionality is in development. It also revealed what the UI looked like.It is worth pointing out that users will still be able to send images using the compression method even when the feature goes live for everyone. You should do this if you do not have enough storage space, slow internet connectivity, or both. On top of the standard compression method, users can send images in “Standard quality” or “HD quality” from the WhatsApp desktop apps for Windows and Mac.The company was first known to be working on the capability in 2021. But as you know, it never made

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The well-liked instant messaging platform owned by technology company Meta is soon going to allow users to transcribe voice messages and even schedule calls. The company is already developing some notable features, including original quality image sharing, a view once text, companion mode, and more. This came after a report by WaBetaInfo, a WhatsApp news, and feature reporting website claimed that the users would be looking soon to allow users to schedule personal calls and transcribe the voice messages received by the user. The aim of adding the capabilities is to allow users to connect with colleagues, friends, family, and loved ones to attend and arrange conversations, making it a direct competitor of Google Meet and Zoom, the existing calling industry giants. Additionally, the transcribing feature would let the users transcribe the voice message, which means the platform will convert the received voice message into text format, which the receiver can read on the platform. These features would be appreciated by those users who cannot listen to the shared voice message because of various situations. As per the screenshot shared by the WaBetaInfo, the platform will add a dedicated schedule option which will come in handy when a user taps