WhatsApp’s Exciting Makeover: New Look and Enhanced Conversation Filters Coming Soon!
WhatsApp is about to drop a completely new user interface of the app to Android users. With WhatsApp Beta 2.23.18.18, WhatsApp released a new look and enhanced conversation filters. Besides, there are several improvements to the usability and appearance of the application.
Continuing the development, WhatsApp is surely working on a revamped user interface for Android users. The latest update brings White status bar and indicates that WhatsApp has plans to change the font for its app name, which will be in green color.
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WhatsApp will also bring the ability to users so they can filter their conversations by sorting their chats to get a list of unread messages, personal conversations, or business chats. The UI is also getting refined, with buttons to toggle these filters now feature much more rounded edges compared to previous ones.
WABetaInfo confirms that the new interface with the White header and Green app name is under development. It will be available in a future update of the app. If you are in the Beta testing program, you may get the redesigned app after updating the app to version 2.23.18.18.
WhatsApp is bringing a new security feature for Android users with a new beta update. Now, WhatsApp beta testers enjoy a new security feature that helps to block unwanted messages from unknown accounts.
The Block unknown account messages option of WhatsApp is available to some beta testers who have installed the latest beta from the Google Play Store. WhatsApp plans to roll it out to more users in the coming weeks.
The new update of WhatsApp for Android can be identified via version. 2.24.20.16. However, the new feature was already revealed in 2.24.17.14, and now, it is rolling out for beta users. It makes WhatsApp safer and more secure for everyone.
Blocked Messages from Unknown Accounts
The latest update introduces a security feature that allows users to block messages from unknown accounts if they send too many messages in a short period.
Moreover, this feature helps protect against spam and potentially harmful communications. Users can find this option in their privacy settings under the Advanced section.
When activated, it keeps an eye on incoming messages from unknown contacts. If an unknown account sends a lot of messages quickly, WhatsApp will temporarily block those messages. Still, users will receive important messages from unknown contacts.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new beta update for Android, which brings the ability to create custom chat filters right from the chats list. This update is available with version 2.24.20.13 through the Google Play Beta Program.
The fresh feature makes it easier for users to manage their conversations. Now, a new button will appear in the chats list, which allows users to create custom lists quickly. Users can select specific contacts and group chats to generate filters that display only the conversations they want to see.
In addition, users will have a convenient option at the bottom of their chats to manage these lists. They’ll be able to add or remove people and groups or rename their filters with just a few taps. It makes the filtering feature more visible and user-friendly.
In earlier beta versions, users had to go into the settings to create lists, which many found complicated. The new update addresses this by providing a simple way to manage chats.
The new feature of creating custom chat filters for WhatsApp is currently in development and will be included in a future update. Users can look forward to a more organized chat experience soon. Stay tuned for more updates for more information.
WhatsApp has rolled out a new stable update, which brings several useful features for managing communities and group chats. It is available for Android users with version 2.24.18.80 on the Google Play Store.
The fresh update adds the ability to transfer community ownership. Before, this was only available to those using the beta version of WhatsApp, but now it’s available to everyone.
Now, community owners can now easily hand over their admin rights to another admin. This can be done through the community settings, just select a new admin >> confirm the transfer, and the new owner will get a notification about their new role.
In addition, the update also brings an option to archive community group chats directly from the Chats tab. Previously, users could only do this from the Communities tab, but now they can achieve groups without switching tabs.
Not only this, the update also includes a feature that lets community admins hide certain group chats from general community members. This means admins can now keep specific discussions private, only visible to invited participants and other admins.
These features are being rolled out gradually, so if you don’t see them right away, they should be available in the coming weeks. To make sure you get these updates as soon as they’re available, keep your WhatsApp app updated through the Google Play Store.
WhatsApp bringing new feature to easily transfer community ownership