1 week Ago By Priya Singh
WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature called Message Drafts, aimed to help users easily find and complete any unsent messages they’ve started but forgotten about. This update aims to save time and eliminate the frustration of searching for unfinished messages. starting a reply to a message and getting distracted.
.. we know what that’s like 😵💫 which is why we’re introducing drafts! when you start a message and don’t finish it, you’ll see a draft indicator on the chat so you remember to hit send— WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) November 14, 2024 Now, when you begin typing a message and leave it incomplete, WhatsApp will label it as a “Draft.
” These draft messages are then automatically placed at the top of your chat list, allowing you to quickly locate and finish them whenever you're ready. This is particularly useful if you're interrupted or distracted before you can send the message. ALSO SEE: Oura CEO Suggests Apple Will Not Venture Into Smart Ring Market: Here's Why The feature was announced on the company’s handle on X, formerly known as Twitter.
The post read, “starting a reply to a message and getting distracted...
we know what that’s like 😵💫which is why we’re introducing drafts! when you start a message and don’t finish it, you’ll see a draft indicator on the chat so you remember to hit send.” The new Draft indicator is rolling out globally on both Android and iOS versions of WhatsApp. Nice.
Scheduling next please!— Alistair Hogg (@alistairjhogg) November 14, 2024 For the unversed, Meta recently introduced a new Lists feature for WhatsApp, designed to help users organize their inbox. This feature lets users create custom filters, such as lists for family, work, or neighborhood groups. When a category is selected, only contacts from that list are shown in the inbox, making it easier to manage conversations.
WhatsApp is also enhancing its contact management tools, especially on WhatsApp Web. Soon, users will have the ability to add and manage contacts directly from their computer, allowing them to keep work and personal contacts separate if desired. These updates highlight WhatsApp’s dedication to improving convenience and privacy for its global users.
In other news, WhatsApp is reportedly working on a new feature that will allow users to check for the authenticity of an image. As per a report by WABetaInfo, a new ‘reverse image search’ feature will let users quickly search online for an image you've been sent to verify it..
