WhatsApp announces new security and privacy features – Sprout Wired

before the end of the year, WhatsApp Will release some security and privacy updates. One of them keeps you from feeling embarrassed. This Tuesday (14), from the instant messaging app meta announced that users will be able to listen to their voice messages before sending them, allowing them to rewrite them if they contain errors. This feature will reach all WhatsApp users in the coming days. In addition, “in the coming weeks” you will be able to choose from more privacy options for temporary messages in the app. The feature, launched last year on the premise that “all messages do not need to be saved forever” now allows messages to be deleted within 24 hours or up to 90 days after submission, at the user’s discretion. The seven-day option was already available, and in the summer, a feature that makes photos and videos disappear once they are viewed was launched. In the new features, users will be able to activate temporary messages by default and use them in group chats. However, keep in mind that not all temporary messages will disappear as there are some limitations. For example, when you reply to a temporary message, it may remain in the…
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