WhatsApp currently offers the facility to send messages with forwarded photos, videos, and Gifs. Now preparations are underway to upgrade this feature. With this update, users will be able to send messages with any forwarded content in the future. This will eliminate the need to type and send messages separately. This information has been received from a report by Wabetainfo, a website that monitors WhatsApp features.
According to the report, the Android 2.24.25.3 beta update available on Google Play Store has revealed that WhatsApp is going to bring a feature called 'Add Message' for its users. With the arrival of this tool, the facility to add custom messages with forwarded content will be available.
📝 WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.25.3: what's new?
— WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) November 27, 2024
WhatsApp is rolling out a feature to add a message to any forwarded content, and it's available to some beta testers!
Some users can experiment with this feature by installing certain previous updates.https://t.co/nVVclPwhDg pic.twitter.com/q38ue3HgO5
If you look at the screenshot attached to the tweet, WhatsApp is getting the facility to add custom messages with forwarded text messages, documents and links. With this improvement, users will be able to easily explain their point without any extra effort. Currently, messages can be sent with photos, videos and GIFs.
When will the new tool be released
WhatsApp's 'Add Message' feature is being tested. This upcoming tool has been released for beta users. It is expected that this tool will be released for Android and iPhone users in mid-December.
This feature was rolled out recently
WhatsApp rolled out the Voice Message Transcripts feature for its stable users a few days ago. This feature converts voice into text.
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