WhatsApp is developing several updates to enhance its user experience.
The instant messaging platform is working on updating the messages using their edited version, for a feature update of the app, as reported by WABetainfo. Once the editing feature is rolled out, users can edit sent messages.
The edit message feature will be rolled out through the Google Play Beta program, bringing the version up to 2.22.2012. As this feature is in the underdevelopment stage, its release date is not known yet. The website also shared the first screenshot of the feature which is still in the development stage.
“WhatsApp is now working on the process that lets the app update the message by using its edited version: this is a sign that WhatsApp keeps working on this feature. In case you are using the outdated build of WhatsApp, you have to update the app when you receive an edited version of a message from the recipient or a linked device”, WABetainfo wrote.
Recently, the Meta-owned app rolled out the ability to turn off the online status to some iOS users. Earlier this week, the same feature was released to Android Beta users.
The app is also working on asking for feedback within a new in-app survey chat to very few users. Users can give feedback about new features, products, and things after receiving an invitation. Users can reject the invitation for feedback since it is optional.
