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Whatsapp: Awesome!  Will this popular feature be disabled?

Whatsapp: Awesome! Will this popular feature be disabled?

Whatsapp: That would be great! Will this popular feature be disabled?

WhatsApp: You should never make these mistakes

WhatsApp: You should never make these mistakes

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The WhatsApp It appears to be putting limitations on a popular feature, as the WABetaInfo blog found out!

That would be a huge setback for users The WhatsApp. Because that would make the function completely meaningless.

Whatsapp wants to restrict popular functionality with this new feature

For some time now, users of the app have been able to use the option to write messages that will automatically disappear from the chat after a specified period of time. This can be useful, especially in large groups or private conversations, whether for the purpose of confidentiality or for a better overview.

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this The WhatsApp:

  • The most popular instant messenger in the world
  • Install via App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android)
  • Instead of emojis, stickers or GIFs can also be sent to friends
  • In the settings, you can set a regular backup date – so your data is always backed up
  • Belongs to Mark Zuckerberg’s meta-empire

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However, there is a new feature that can make disappearing messages de facto obsolete. Because in the future there should be an option to save these texts as well. Under the “Saved Messages” tab in Chat Information, information that has long since disappeared can be shown.

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Exactly who can read this and who decides whether or not the message is to be saved, according to “chip“Still not clear. If you can only save your texts for the future, it won’t conflict with the disappearance of messages principle. However, if everyone had access to the group, the feature would be completely useless. It remains to be seen what the new functionality will look like. (mbo)