WhatsApp’s status update has a new feature like Instagram, know how it works
WhatsApp New Feature: WhatsApp just released a number of new updates. It has also included a new private tagging tool for status updates, which is a significant step. Users everywhere will soon be able to use the new functionality, which is now in the process of rolling out.
With the use of this new function, users may re-share a status in which they are mentioned as well as discreetly tag contacts in their updates, such as other people’s status updates.
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“Make sure those closest to you see your status, and let them re-share it easily with their audience by privately mentioning them,” the WhatsApp developers stated in a blog post. The business also said that customers who are mentioned in changes to their status would get a private notification; the mention will not appear on their status.
In addition to the ability to tag someone, status “likes” are another recent addition to the platforms that enable users to express their enjoyment of someone else’s status. Users will be able to like the status updates of their contacts by simply using the like button.
Similar to tagging, likes are private and lack a counter; thus, the only person able to see the person whose status you liked in the list of watchers is that person alone.
In addition, a WhatsApp blog post said, “Over the next few months, we’ll be adding more features to Status and the Updates tab to make it easier to stay closest to those who matter most.”
The Meta-owned business is allegedly working on a Meta AI voice mode function as well. It is anticipated that this upgrade would enable two-way speech communication with artificial intelligence (AI) and provide a variety of voice choices.
There’s a chance that some of the voices have an accent from the UK and some from the US. According to the Mark Zuckerberg-led corporation, the latest improvements would facilitate users’ idea exploration, conversation enhancement, and experimentation. Additionally, rumors indicate that Meta intends to use prominent people’s voices, albeit their identities are yet unknown.
