Welcome to WhatsApp Weekly Recap, your source for the latest updates and developments on the popular messaging app, WhatsApp. In this edition, we’ll highlight key features and changes that took place between June 26 and June 30, from larger group video calling capabilities to message editing capabilities, business texts, and a deeper top app bar. WhatsApp is working tirelessly to improve the user experience and introduce exciting new features. Whether you’re a regular user or just curious about the latest WhatsApp offerings, this recap will make sure you stay informed.

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Dark top app bar

In the upcoming WhatsApp beta update for Android, a new interface with a white top app bar is being introduced to align with Material Design 3 and modernize the theme of the app. Additionally, WhatsApp plans to deepen the dark theme in future updates, which users prefer. A visually appealing and performance-rich experienceEspecially on AMOLED screens. While the changes are still in development, feedback, and ideas shared on Twitter show users’ interest in both the new light theme and the revised dark theme.

Advanced proxy settings

WhatsApp is rolling out advanced proxy settings in its beta update for iOS, allowing users to configure specific ports and enable Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption. These settings offer benefits such as Isolating traffic, applying firewall rules, and enhance security. The feature was first released to select users on Android and is now rolling out to iOS beta testers. The update provides more control over the use of proxies and ensures secure communication over the network.

WhatsApp Desktop App

WhatsApp has officially deprecated its WhatsApp desktop application based on the Electron framework, prompting users to switch to the newly introduced native app. Users were notified in advance through a countdown displayed on the app’s main screen. gave The Electron version has now reached its end of life., and users are encouraged to download the native app from the Microsoft Store to continue using WhatsApp on their desktop computers. While the native app offers a smoother and more stable experience, some users have expressed dissatisfaction as it lacks some of the business features available in the outdated version. WhatsApp is expected to release business features for the native app in the future. In the meantime, users can use WhatsApp Web as a temporary solution.

New business features

WhatsApp has introduced campaign messages for businesses, allowing small businesses to send personalized promotions and updates to customers. The purpose of this feature is Improve customer engagement and communication. Additionally, businesses can manage their communication costs by paying fees and tracking messaging costs. The announcement also includes integration to create Facebook and Instagram ads without a Facebook account. These features will be available to users who update their WhatsApp Business app on Android and iOS.

Message editing

WhatsApp is now widely rolling out the ability to edit messages for iOS users. Through this feature users can Correct typos within 15 minutes of sending the message.With unlimited edits allowed. However, messages sent from another device cannot be edited. The update is available on the App Store, and users are encouraged to update WhatsApp regularly to access the feature. It is also available for WhatsApp Business app.

Large group video calls

WhatsApp is now testing large group video calls for its Windows desktop app. Some beta testers have reported being able to make video calls. With 32 people, an increase from the previous limit of 8 people. The update also includes the ability to share screen and view video messages during video calls. These features are being rolled out gradually, so users may need to update their WhatsApp app to access them.

Create a channel

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature called Channels, which allows users to broadcast content to an unlimited number of followers. Initially released in Singapore and Colombia for verified organizations, the ability to create channels is now available to some beta testers who have installed the latest WhatsApp beta for Android updates from the Google Play Store.

By tapping the plus icon next to the channels title, users in those regions can check if they have access to the feature. The creation of the channel will continue in the coming weeks to more customers in Singapore, Colombia and globally.

• Creating a channel requires providing a name and description, with the option to choose a future username.
• Channels are public, allowing anyone to discover and follow them.
• gave Channel history Visible for 30 days.
• Phone numbers, profile photos and names are not revealed to followers.

High quality videos

WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature to select beta testers that allows sending high-quality videos. Users can now share videos with better quality and secure dimensions by selecting the high quality option in the drawing editor. characteristic Adds a high-quality status indicator tag to the message bubble.. It is important to note that the high quality option for sharing videos via status updates is not available. This feature is being gradually rolled out to beta testers who have installed the latest WhatsApp beta for Android from the Google Play Store.

WhatsApp keeps rolling out new features and enhancements to improve the user experience for its beta testers. These features give users more options to communicate and share content with high fidelity. Although initially available to select beta testers, WhatsApp plans to roll out these features to more users in the coming weeks. As WhatsApp evolves and adds new capabilities, it strives to enhance the overall messaging and media sharing experience for its broader user base. Remember, the journey never ends, so stay tuned with the latest WhatsApp updates: large group video calls, message editing, business text features, and more, and let us be your guiding star in the dynamic evolution of WhatsApp. Let it be.

Source: WABetaInfo