<p>WhatsApp is one of the most used messenger apps on both the iOS and Android platforms. One of the key aspects of the WhatsApp is that it is free, feature-rich and simple to use. But, lately, it is facing tough competition from Telegram and Snapchat. </p>.<p>In recent times, the company, bid to arrest the app migration rate, released new privacy features such as private reply in a group chat and also the admin would no longer have the right to add people into a group without consent. It also brought in a feature to curb fake news circulations. Now, the latest update for the iOS version brings more.</p>.<p>Once updated to the v2.19.110, the muted WhatsApp message will no longer display notification badges on the app icon when you receive new messages on iPhones.<br />Also, it brings new alignment guidelines, which will help the user to position stickers, emojis, and more when editing media.</p>.<p><strong>Here's how to update your WhatsApp on iPhone:</strong><br />Go to App Store >> WhatsApp Messenger >> Tap on Update</p>.<p>The new two features will certainly enhance the user-experience on WhatsApp. That's not all. There's more to come later this year.</p>.<p>If recent reports are to be believed, Facebook-owned company has plans to bring self-destructive message feature similar to the one we see in Snapchat. It will be called the 'Disappearing Messages'. Once marked, the message gets deleted from the chat session after a set-time expires. This will also work with group chat as well.</p>.<p>As of now, 'Disappearing Messages' is available on WhatApp (v2.19.275) beta application for Android mobiles only. Soon, it is expected to be released for iOS-based WhatsApp beta on the Apple App Store.</p>.<p>Read more | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/specials/whatsapp-tipped-to-bring-this-snapchat-feature-soon-766019.html" target="_blank">WhatsApp to get this Snapchat feature</a></p>.<p><i>Get the latest news on new launches, gadget reviews, apps and more on personal technology only on <b><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/dh-tech" target="_blank">DH Tech</a>.</b></i></p>
<p>WhatsApp is one of the most used messenger apps on both the iOS and Android platforms. One of the key aspects of the WhatsApp is that it is free, feature-rich and simple to use. But, lately, it is facing tough competition from Telegram and Snapchat. </p>.<p>In recent times, the company, bid to arrest the app migration rate, released new privacy features such as private reply in a group chat and also the admin would no longer have the right to add people into a group without consent. It also brought in a feature to curb fake news circulations. Now, the latest update for the iOS version brings more.</p>.<p>Once updated to the v2.19.110, the muted WhatsApp message will no longer display notification badges on the app icon when you receive new messages on iPhones.<br />Also, it brings new alignment guidelines, which will help the user to position stickers, emojis, and more when editing media.</p>.<p><strong>Here's how to update your WhatsApp on iPhone:</strong><br />Go to App Store >> WhatsApp Messenger >> Tap on Update</p>.<p>The new two features will certainly enhance the user-experience on WhatsApp. That's not all. There's more to come later this year.</p>.<p>If recent reports are to be believed, Facebook-owned company has plans to bring self-destructive message feature similar to the one we see in Snapchat. It will be called the 'Disappearing Messages'. Once marked, the message gets deleted from the chat session after a set-time expires. This will also work with group chat as well.</p>.<p>As of now, 'Disappearing Messages' is available on WhatApp (v2.19.275) beta application for Android mobiles only. Soon, it is expected to be released for iOS-based WhatsApp beta on the Apple App Store.</p>.<p>Read more | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/specials/whatsapp-tipped-to-bring-this-snapchat-feature-soon-766019.html" target="_blank">WhatsApp to get this Snapchat feature</a></p>.<p><i>Get the latest news on new launches, gadget reviews, apps and more on personal technology only on <b><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/dh-tech" target="_blank">DH Tech</a>.</b></i></p>
