WhatsApp has added new exclusive features for iPhone users. The Facebook-owned messaging platform has released a new update for its iOS app. It brings two new features for both iPhone and iPad users. The new update also brings support for the Apple iPhone XS Max. Read more to find about WhatsApp For iOS Gets New Features
WhatsApp makes it pretty easy to share photos and videos with your friends and family. Everyday users receive a chunk of media content on the messaging platform. However, unlike social media platforms, WhatsApp content is automatically saved to your phone’s local storage. It ends up cluttering your photo gallery. However, you don’t necessarily have to manually clean your photo gallery. Read more to find about How To Hide WhatsApp Photos & Videos From Your Smartphone’s Default Gallery
WhatsApp has finally added the ‘Swipe to Reply’ gesture support to its Android app. It lets you respond to a WhatsApp message by simply swiping it to the right side. The new feature was introduced on the iOS app in June last year. The messaging platform is also said to support external sticker packs (users will be able to download external sticker packs). Read more to find How To Use ‘Swipe to Reply’ Gesture On WhatsApp For Android Devices
WhatsApp has introduced new group voice and video calling feature. It allows you to chat with up to four people at the same time. The messaging app teased the new feature at the Facebook’s F8 conference, earlier this year. It is now available for both iOS and Android users. Read more to find about How To Use Group Video Calling Feature On WhatsApp
WhatsApp has added a new Mute button that allows users to mute chat directly from the notifications panel. The new button is part of the latest Android Beta update to the popular messaging platform. You can now mute notifications without opening the app. Read more to find How To Mute WhatsApp Notifications Without Opening The App
WhatsApp group video and voice calling features have begun to roll out by the Facebook-owned company. It is for Android beta users. It is there in the latest updates – v2.18.189 or v2.18.192.
California-based tech giant Google will be launching Android Messages Web client. Now users can send and receive SMS and RCS (Rich Communication Services) messages from a PC. The company has stated that the new feature is being rolled out currently and will globally be available from next week (June 2018).
