WhatsApp starts testing scheduled messages – GSMArena.com news

WhatsApp has allegedly spent months developing a feature that will let you schedule messages, and this is now finally being made available to a limited number of users who are part of the beta program for WhatsApp on the Google Play Store for Android. As you might expect, it lets you schedule messages to be delivered at a specific date and time. It works both for one-on-one chats and group chats. The messages you schedule will be delivered at the time you set even if your device is offline then. Message scheduling currently supports text, links, photos, and videos, though you can only schedule one image or video per message at this time. Scheduled messages are end-to-end encrypted just like any other message on WhatsApp. Hopefully this feature will be rolled out to everyone soon. Once you get it, you’ll be able to schedule a message by tapping and holding the send button in a chat. This will bring up an interface where you can choose when you want the message to be delivered. The earliest you can schedule a message is 10 minutes from now, but you can go up to two weeks if you want. Once you’ve scheduled
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