WhatsApp’s iOS beta version, code 23.19.1.71, revealed the official iPad version of the app. WhatsApp will now run as a standalone application on iPads.
Popular messaging application WhatsApp announced several new features aimed at improving the security of the application in April. The company also announced that it plans to make these additional security features available in the coming months. Close …
WhatsApp administrator responded to the news that ads will start to be included in the application.
Recently, a report appeared in the media that Meta was planning to bring advertising to the popular instant messaging application WhatsApp. Allegedly, it is unclear whether ads will be shown in the conversation lists with people on the WhatsApp home screen.
The “showing ads” issue of WhatsApp, which has been on the agenda for years, has been mentioned once again. However, WhatsApp boss Will Cathcart said this was not true. Thus, the issue that had been talked about for years was finally closed.
WhatsApp is working on a cross-platform messaging feature as dictated by the EU Digital Markets Act. At least that’s what the “third party chats” that appear in the latest beta version show us.
Under 2024 European Union regulations, companies including Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta are required to enable interoperability with third-party messaging platforms. In line with this, Meta is also a cross for WhatsApp.
Cross-platform support appeared in the latest Android beta version of WhatsApp. This new feature is an important step to comply with the European Union’s “Digital Markets Law”.
As WhatsApp continues to be updated with new features, new images have emerged that show Meta will drastically change the interface of the messaging app. The renewed interface has been updated with some Android phones included in the WhatsApp beta program.
Popular messaging platform WhatsApp got a new design in its Android version. Here is the new version of the application!
