Latest WhatsApp beta brings bug fixes and improvements for older messages
Recently, WhatsApp released a new beta update (2.21.17.1) through Google Play Beta Program for Android smartphone users. This latest update brings bug fixes and improvements for a better user experience.
According to the latest info, many WhatsApp users were reporting an issue related to the older messages aren’t loading. The problem apparently affecting Android users and iOS customers in equal measure.
It crosses all mobile platforms, and as of this writing, there doesn’t seem to be a definitive solution in sight. However, WhatsApp users can try to work around the problem with a bit of tweaking by downloading this latest update.
Some users are experiencing an issue where older messages aren't loaded, on WhatsApp beta for Android 2.21.16.9. https://t.co/ZeypBoTStl
— WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) August 5, 2021
On the other hand, you can try few fixes that your smartphone and WhatsApp may not be affected.
First things, let’s come up with a more obvious solution by making sure you’re using the latest version of WhatsApp from Google Play Store. It’s up to you if you want to update your existing app or uninstall it first, but if you want to install clean, you may be able to get results by deleting the app cache.
- Clear WhatsApp cache
- Make sure you have a valid Google account connected to WhatsApp.
- Back up WhatsApp chat over Wi-Fi only.
- Reduce the amount of data WhatsApp has to back up by excluding video.
- Delete existing WhatsApp chat backups in Google Drive.
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Today, WhatsApp introduced the Screen Sharing feature in its Android Beta activity. Some lucky users have received this new function after updating the Android app to version 2.23.11.19 through Google Play Store.
WhatsApp has reportedly added a new button within the video call control panel. Once enabled, you will be prompted to share your screen with the person connected on the call.
This feature will record and share everything displayed on your screen with the recipient. However, the feature may not work perfectly now as the recipient’s WhatsApp may not be on the latest build of Beta.
In addition, users may notice some minor changes regarding the new bottom navigation bar elements’ arrangement after updating to WhatsApp Beta for Android 2.23.11.19.
Following a successful Beta run, WhatsApp will roll out the new screen-sharing feature and the new placement for tabs within the bottom navigation bar to more users over the coming weeks.
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WhatsApp begins rolling out the most anticipated Message Editing feature on Android. Users across the world get access to this feature today, while the rollout will continue to expand gradually.
Update your Samsung Galaxy phone’s WhatsApp to the latest version through Google Play Store. Once done, you will have access to edit a sent message and the change will reflect if both parties have the latest WhatsApp version.
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The Meta-owned company officially announced the availability of this feature on all accounts. You now get up to 15 minutes after sending a message to edit it so you don’t have to worry if you did any silly typo.
How to use WhatsApp Message Editing:
The feature works on any chat window (personal/group). All you need to edit the message is open the chat you want to edit the message from. Tap and hold on to the single message and hit the hamburger (three vertical dots) menu.
It will expand the option where the second will let you edit the message. However, keep in mind that this editing tool only allows you to edit message until 15 minutes after sending, and you can edit multiple times within the duration.
IT’S HERE 📣 Message Editing is rolling out now.
You now get up to 15 minutes after sending a message to edit it. So you don’t have to worry if you duck it up 🦆 pic.twitter.com/JCWNzmXwVr
— WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) May 22, 2023
WhatsApp has recently introduced its Wear OS application, making it possible to chat through the wrist. Moreover, the company is continuously testing new features to stay rock solid against the rapidly growing Telegram.
WhatsApp for Android is testing the iOS-like bottom navigation bar on the Beta channel. As spotted by WABetaInfo, the latest v2.23.11.6 build brings a refreshed home screen appears to the messenger, adopting the iPhone-like navigation bar at the bottom.
As the tab options shift to the bottom, the app ditches the ability to switch across tabs with swipe gestures. There are uncertainties about whether the developers will continue to test the new user interface or stop it from hearing negative feedback from the users.
This redesigned interface with a bottom navigation bar is gradually rolling out to more beta testers that install the latest version of WhatsApp beta for Android from the Google Play Store. If WhatsApp continues, the new design will appear on more accounts in the coming days.
The report also noted that some users are facing issues like the app crashing post-installation of the latest build. If you are facing the same problem, simply, downgrade to the previous version or wait for a while until WhatsApp rolls out the next build or hotfix update.