WhatsApp, the world’s most popular messaging application, has released a new update today. The interesting thing about this update is that it was only released to the iOS side, similar to the update that made it easier to create stickers, which was released recently. So much so that the new feature of WhatsApp will only be for iOS 16 users. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
WhatsApp’s new feature is only available on iOS 16!
After the update that made it easier to make custom stickers in the past days, a new feature that can only be used on iOS has been added. So much so that with the new feature of WhatsApp, iPhone users will now be able to extract text from the image. The new feature, which was initially offered to beta users, is available for download as of today. Also, let’s mention that the feature is exclusive to iOS 16 only, as it uses iOS 16 APIs.
With the update that comes with version 23.5.77, a new button is added to extract a picture from the image. The application, which automatically detects the image containing text, allows you to copy the text in the image thanks to this button. In addition, it should be noted that this feature is not used for once viewed photos due to privacy measures.
If you are an iOS 16 user, do not forget to update the application via the Appstore. With the latest update, WhatsApp has recently added features that will make the messaging experience easier. First of all, thanks to the features shared via WABetaInfo, users can use many different features while messaging.
Another feature that has been added in the past days is the voice status recording feature. Now, thanks to the new feature, you can share status just by recording audio. To be able to record the audio status, go to the Status tab, tap the pencil sign and hold the microphone icon to record your message. Note that you can record audio for a maximum of 30 seconds.
So what do you think about this news? Do you think WhatsApp new feature is useful? Do not forget to share your views with us in the Comments section.
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