WhatsApp group chats are getting a major change!
WhatsApp, one of the most used messaging apps, is now getting a significant change. Here all the details.
Being one of the most used message apps WhatsApp many problems with its privacy settings last year, lost many users. Now the application, which stands out with the features and changes it, offers new features. WhatsApp is introducing new features, one of which is intended to connect related group chats. The Communities feature, which was announced earlier this year by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, aims to allow users to combine group chats "under one umbrella with a structure that works for them."Instagram and Facebook are working on similar tools.
WhatsApp group chats are getting a major change!
In the coming months, all WhatsApp users will be able to use communities. Within a community, you'll be able to quickly switch between smaller group chats to discuss topics that matter to you. WhatsApp suggests that neighborhoods, workplaces and parents who have kids at the same school might bring groups together as part of a community. You can tap the Communities tab at the top of the Android app or the bottom of the screen on iOS to get started. You'll be able to start a community from the ground up or add existing groups to it.
The Communities feature sounds a bit like Facebook Groups. WhatsApp has fewer moderation tools due to the platform's focus on encryption, which may make it more difficult to keep a lid on falsehoods. Polls are coming to groups, as is support for encrypted 32-person video calls, which Meta has been testing for the last several weeks. Additionally, groups now support up to 1,024 users.
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