WhatsApp brings new changes thick and fast to two billion users. Following a series of new updates, it seems two more features can come to Android and iPhone before the end of the year.
WhatsApp is difficult at work, making prevalent applications better. Over the past few weeks, we have seen the launch of missing messages.
As the name suggests, making text messages be destroyed themselves after a week. Coupled with the introduction of new storage settings designed to allow users to find and delete users quickly. Content fills up their precious memory.
And now, it seems WhatsApp is working on two updates again. One aimed at Android users, and the other is designed for those who have an iPhone.
Google-Powered Operating System
The first change that comes to Android seems to allow users of this Google-powered operating system. It is to access more attractive wallpapers than currently available.
As seen by the team in Wabetainfo, there seems to be a total of 32 bright wallpapers. And 29 others designed for dark mode. It looks like you can even set a unique background pattern for a different chat. And adjust how they look according to your taste.
This upgrade is currently in beta stage testing, but the launch can come soon.
Read Later Option
Next, there is a significant change for iPhone users with Waretainfo also see new features called “Read Later”. This option looks set to replace the obsiri function that is archived and includes a significant improvement.
After the chat is set to “Read later” it will be hidden immediately from the display. And you will no longer get endless notifications to appear on your screen. However, once you open a chat, all the messages that have been sent at the last time you check it will be visible. The function of “reading later” is currently being tested on iOS, but it looks like Android users can also see it arrive on their devices in the future.
One Mystery Upgrade
Unfortunately, one upgrade that continues to remain a mystery is the option to use WhatsApp on several devices. For the past month, there was a lot of chat about the launch of something called a linked device. This update will allow two billion users to add more than one device to their account, which means they can chat from PCs, smartphones and tablets without a commotion.
At present, the only way to do this is through the WhatsApp Web, but this service requires the leading smartphone used for accounts that will be turned on and connected to the web.
New updates will end all that with up to four devices all have unique access to chat simultaneously. WhatsApp considered in the test phase of this feature that must be owned, but at this time there is no word on the date of the official launch.
