WhatsApp launches feature to let users save disappearing messages after they have expired

The update rollout was announced by Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg earlier today through a post on Facebook. WhatsApp just released a feature that will allow users to save disappearing messages even after they have expired. The feature which is called keep in chat is being billed as a special superpower for the sender because the final say if you – the receiver— can keep a disappearing chat would still lie with them, ultimately. The update rollout was announced by Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg earlier today through a post on Facebook. WhatsApp is also going live with a blog post outlining more details simultaneously. WhatsApp keep in chat feature: How to use, everything to know WhatsApp’s keep in chat feature seems pretty straightforward on first look. If you want to keep any ephemeral chat from disappearing forever, you can now long press on it and the sender will be notified about your request. Now, it is up to them to decide if they want you to keep the chat or veto the decision.Also Read | WhatsApp Companion Mode rolling out: What is it, how to use and more “If you’ve decided your message can’t be kept by others, your decision is
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