With this change, people using the application will avoid deleting messages in order to rewrite them, according to the specialized media WABetaInfo.
Euskaraz irakurri: WhatsAppeko mezuak bidali ondoren editatu ahal izango dira
Those who use the WhatsApp application can: edit your text messages after they are sent This way you can avoid removing them to rewrite them. The novelty appears in a submenu of options for the message in question, along with others already available, such as “information” and “copy”.
This new feature was developed by the specialized media WABetaInfo. The portal remembers talking about it back in 2017, though WhatsApp eventually threw it out days later.
It is unknown if there will be a certain amount of time to edit the message after it has been sent. The aforementioned medium excludes the introduction of an edit history of the messages to check previous versions of them. However, he acknowledges that WhatsApp’s plans could change in light of the final implementation.
This new feature is still under development. While the portal is repeating its tests in the Android beta, it is expected to reach the iOS and desktop betas as well.
WhatsApp is also testing another feature: replies to messages in different skin tones. According to WABetaInfo, this feature is already rolling out to users of Android beta version 2.22.13.4.
This feature allows users to change the skin color of their reactions based on the last tone used in their emoji list. At the moment it is limited to the thumbs up and two hands emote.
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