WhatsApp has finally rolled out its new 'View Once' feature to its messaging platform, which will let users send photos that can be viewed just once before they disappear, just like Snapchat.
WhatsApp has confirmed that it's working on bringing multi-device support to users but hasn't been able to say when the feature will be available. It did go so far as to say that the move to remove the reliance on phones will "add support for more kinds of devices over time."
Popular messaging app WhatsApp is testing a change that will allow users to upload images in a higher quality than ever before.
Hugely popular instant messaging app WhatsApp is now beta testing a feature that people have long been crying out for. Those on the current iOS beta of the app have begun to notice a new feature — multi-device support.
Messaging platform WhatsApp has announced a new feature that allows users to join group calls even after they have started. A new call screen will also show users a list of people who are already in the call, too.
Facebook has announced that it has begun testing multi-device capability on WhatsApp, which will let users have up to four devices signed in to WhatsApp with synchronized data.
WhatsApp is testing some new changes to the way calls work on iPhone, with a new TestFlight build already in the hands of those who are lucky enough to be part of the limited beta group.
WhatsApp is working on a new process that will let users appeal account bans from within its app, according to features uncovered in the latest beta.
A new feature in the beta version of WhatsApp could soon let iOS users send photos and videos within a view-once mode like Snapchat.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging applications in the world, and for good reason: it offers free international calling, messaging services to anywhere in the world, state-of-the-art security, and more. In many ways, WhatsApp has made connecting to other people around the globe significantly easier. However, the one downside to WhatsApp - and many other apps and pieces of data, for that matter - is that transferring it from Android phones to iPhones tends to be frustrating and time-consuming.