WhatsApp has a slew of new features planned for its users. The messaging software has been found working on an edit button that would allow users to amend messages after they have been sent.
Digital Desk: WhatsApp's planned list of
additions will undoubtedly improve your chat app experience. WhatsApp is
currently developing a new tool to recover deleted communications. Users can
remove messages in the current setup. They will be able to erase messages from
their chat box, but they will also be able to delete the messages that have
already been sent. However, sometimes in a hurry, we hit "delete for
me" instead of "delete for everyone," and we end up in a soup.
The new undo button in WhatsApp will allow you to retrieve a chat that you erased using the "delete for me" option.
According to Wabetanifo, a website that keeps track of all the newest WhatsApp news, WhatsApp aims to include an undo button shortly. As shown in the screenshot, if a user selects the "delete for me" option, WhatsApp presents a pop-up asking if the user wishes to undo their action. In chat apps like Telegram, the undo option is already present. WhatsApp's format is anticipated to be similar to Telegram's. As a result, users will only have a few minutes or seconds to rectify their acts.
WhatsApp has a slew of new features planned for its users. The messaging software has been found working on an edit button that would allow users to amend messages after they have been sent.
WhatsApp has also been discovered to test a new conversation filter for desktop users. According to the website, the new feature was found in WhatsApp Desktop Beta users on version 2.2221.1. According to a screenshot supplied by XDA, the filter button appears next to the search box. When you choose the filter, WhatsApp will conceal all of the chats you've already read and only show the ones you haven't yet accessed. After reading the unread conversations, you can clear the filter and return to the regular display by pressing a button.
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