New Delhi:
WhatsApp continues to introduce new features for its users, enhancing their experience. Recently, the company initiated the rollout of a feature enabling the sharing of one-minute videos in status updates.
Now, WhatsApp introduces yet another addition to status updates: the ability to share one-minute voice notes.
According to a report from WABetaInfo, this update is available in the latest versions of WhatsApp for both iOS and Android.
WABetaInfo’s Insight
WABetaInfo has provided a screenshot demonstrating this new feature, showcasing the ability to record and share voice notes directly in the status update.
The rollout of this feature is gradual, expected to reach all users in the coming days. Stay tuned for updates by checking the latest version of WhatsApp on Google Play Store.
Visual Confirmation: A Peek at the New Feature
WABetaInfo has provided a glimpse of this feature through a screenshot.
The screenshot showcases the functionality to record and share one-minute voice notes within the status update.
This feature is currently being gradually rolled out and is expected to be available to all users in the coming days.
Stay updated by checking for the latest WhatsApp updates on the Google Play Store.
Extended Video Update Feature for iOS
In addition to voice notes, WhatsApp has extended its video update feature for iOS users. Previously, a 30-second video limit existed for status updates.
However, WhatsApp beta for iOS version 24.10.10.74 now allows users to share one-minute videos instead.
Beta testers can explore this feature through the TestFlight app.
Following the completion of beta testing, the stable version of this update will be made available to global users.
Upcoming Feature: Clearing Unread Message Count
Another notable feature on the horizon is the ability to clear unread message counts with ease.
Referred to as ‘Clear unread when app opens,’ this feature will soon be accessible within WhatsApp settings under notifications.
Users can toggle this feature on or off according to their preference.
Currently, this feature is being tested in WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.24.11.13, indicating its imminent arrival for all users.