WhatsApp, the popular chat application, is set to unveil an exciting new feature. If they still need to set a profile picture, this feature will replace a person’s dull silhouette with their initials in group chats. This is in line with WhatsApp’s focus on privacy, as it will allow users to remain anonymous in group chats if they choose to do so. The feature is currently in beta testing but is expected to be released to all users soon.
This feature is a welcome addition to WhatsApp, making group chats more user-friendly. It will also help to protect the privacy of users who do not want to share their profile pictures.
The person’s initial feature simplifies identification, making recognising individuals through their unique initials easier. This subtle yet helpful change is expected to be rolled out in the stable version, benefiting all users.
In addition to its initial feature, WhatsApp has introduced several interesting updates prioritising user privacy. These updates include privacy checkups, message editing, the introduction of WhatsApp channels, updated polls, and the ability to share captions on WhatsApp.
Via: WABetaInfo
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