WhatsApp update: Messaging app has refreshed the look of the main page with a new layout for tabs like Chats, Calls and more. The update also adds a new Chat Lock feature, WearOS support, and new tools for Status, among others.
WhatsApp has released a new update for Android users. The company has refreshed the look of the main page with a new layout for tabs like Chats, Calls and more.
Read More: Meta introduces broadcast tool Channels on WhatsApp
All the new features are being rolled out to everyone. But, since this is a gradual rollout, it will take some time to reach all the Android users of WhatsApp.
You will now see Chats, Calls, Communities, and Status tabs at bottom of the page. This will make it easier for people to quickly access tabs if your phone has a massive screen.
Read More: WhatsApp Is Working On New Interface For Group Settings Screen On iPhone: Know More
Using Disappearing communications feature on Android, users may now save crucial texts for later. One will just need to press on a message and select “keep” to begin for this.
GIFs received will now automatically play without the need for a tap. Despite being a little enhancement, some people could appreciate it.
Read More: WhatsApp To Release New Emoji Keyboard: Here’s All You Need To Know
The update makes Chat Lock function available to many Android users. People will have option to fingerprint-lock their private discussions that they don’t want anybody else to see.
WhatsApp has also added new text overlay tools for Status, including updated fonts and background colours.
The platform has added WearOS smartwatches. Users using Wear OS watches like Fossil Gen 6, Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and others will be able to access messaging app.
