An update to the WhatsApp messaging platform, owned by Meta, has been launched for iPhone users. This update now allows users to search for messages by date. This update is now available on the Apple App Store, letting users easily move images, videos and other media from other applications and share them with other WhatsApp users in chat messages. The update has been released to some users with the expectation of being rolled out to all iOS users soon.
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WhatsApp and its voice-over-IP platform have just released a new update, version 23.1.75, on the Apple App Store. This update enables users to quickly search and locate media in their chat messages based on date. Furthermore, this update also incorporates a drag and drop feature which allows users to easily transfer documents, images and videos from other apps for sharing on WhatsApp.
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Currently, only a few users have been able to detect the update. It is anticipated that it will be accessible to all iOS users in the near future. Additionally, WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, could soon enable users to share photographs with different contacts in their original quality. Currently, when photos are sent through WhatsApp, they are compressed, leading to blurry images. However, according to WaBetaInfo, a website that keeps track of upcoming features of WhatsApp, the company is working on the capability to send unaltered photos.
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An update to WhatsApp’s Android beta version 2.23.2.11 has revealed a new feature. According to the report, the messaging app is planning to add a setting icon in the drawing tool header that will enable users to customize the quality of photos they send. This will allow them to adjust the quality of the images they send to their desired level.
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WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will allow users to block other users from the chat list and notifications. The update, which is anticipated to be released soon, will reportedly include two new entry points to block users.