WhatsApp to soon makes it easier to manage your chat backup size
WhatsApp may be more popular than Telegram, but it is not as rich as its competitors. Slowly but surely, Facebook’s messaging service has been adding new features to the platform, with hidden chat backups, multi-device support, voice messaging, and more in the build. Recently, WABetaInfo has now discovered another new feature developed for WhatsApp for Android – how to control backup size.
The full chat backup size of surviving WhatsApp users can easily fit into a few GBs. An obvious way to reduce this is by not saving media files with chat history, which may not be acceptable to everyone.
The forthcoming “Manage backup size” option will give users granular controls over their WhatsApp chat backups and allow them to archive important file types such as photos, documents, videos, and audio. WhatsApp will also provide an exact database of your chat database based on your backup options.
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There could be another reason why WhatsApp works on this feature. WhatsApp backups in Google Drive currently do not count against your account share.
However, WABetaInfo believes this could change in the future, Google only offers up to 2GB of free space per user for WhatsApp chat backups. This means that large backups can be partially dependent compared to your Google Account storage portion.
Google has been having trouble providing free storage recently. It killed the free Google photo storage program earlier this year despite its popularity and usage. With WhatsApp being used by more than 2 billion users worldwide, we would not be surprised if Google did the same for WhatsApp chat backups.
WhatsApp unveils new limit of 20 lists for better chat organization
WhatsApp regularly tests new features through beta updates. Call links and new shortcuts for contacts and group chats are currently under testing. Now, WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that adds a limit on the number of contacts and group chat lists you can create.
The fresh update of WhatsApp arrives with a useful feature, which helps users better organize their contacts and group chats. The update reveals that WhatsApp is working on a new limit on the number of lists users can create.
Users will now be able to make up to 20 lists for organizing contacts and groups. It encourages you to think carefully about which contacts and groups you want to include in your lists.
In addition, WhatsApp is adding a shortcut that lets you quickly add contacts and groups to your lists. This shortcut will be situated at the top of your chats.
At the moment, WhatsApp users can create an unlimited number of lists, which sometimes makes the app confusing. To make it more organized and reduce the app clutter, the new limit is under development.
The new limit feature of the list is currently developing with WhatsApp beta update version 2.24.21.37 and will be rolled out in future updates. Stay tuned for more information as WhatsApp continues to enhance its features for a better user experience.
WhatsApp introduces new shortcut feature for contacts and group chats
WhatsApp introduces new shortcut feature for contacts and group chats
WhatsApp for Android is releasing a new beta update, which includes a new feature that helps to manage contacts and group chats. This new update is available with version 2.24.21.35 via the Google Play Beta Program.
The fresh update of WhatsApp adds a new shortcut feature that will allow users to quickly add contacts and group chats to personalized lists. This feature can be accessed directly from the chat info screen. It simplifies the process and eliminates the need to navigate through settings.
Additionally, WhatsApp plans to introduce a similar shortcut in the top app bar during active conversations. This top bar shortcut will provide an easy way to organize contacts and groups while chatting. The company aims to enhance the overall user experience.
In an earlier version 2.24.19.25, WhatsApp was working on improving how users organize their contacts and groups. The new shortcut will allow users to quickly add people and groups to lists directly from the chat info screen.
Currently, WhatsApp is developing this new shortcut feature. It is expected to be included soon in the final version and available for Android users. Stay tuned, we will keep you updated on any new information regarding the release of this feature as it becomes available.
Latest WhatsApp Beta brings 20 color Themes for chats
WhatsApp is rolling out 20 color Themes for chats with the latest Beta. Ahead of the Public rollout, developers testing the new personalization feature on the Beta channel. We expect the general availability in a future update to the app.
WhatsApp Beta version 2.24.21.34 introduces 20 color Themes for chats. Users enrolled in the Beta Program can download the latest update from the Play Store. However, it’s imp to note that not all beta testers may receive the feature, even on the latest version.
Color themes for chats are an upcoming feature for WhatsApp users. This feature will allow users to change the chat theme to match their style preferences. Selecting a theme will apply it across the entire application, whether for personal or group chats.
The app-wide implementation aims to offer a uniform and consistent look across the entire app. Once enabled, you can also alter the theme for specific chats, similar to how you apply conversation background wallpaper on WhatsApp.
The ability to choose diverse themes will allow WhatsApp users to pick different designs for personal, work-related, and group chats. Users will have over 22 distinct themes and 20 color options to choose from within the app.
Changing the chat theme will also modify the message color to display a visually cohesive appearance. Message color in WhatsApp will be optimized itself to offer a unified look along with the chat themes.
At present, the new WhatsApp personalization tricks are available for select Beta testers. As soon as the development and testing progresses, the availability will expand. We with WhatsApp to soon announce the general availability of the feature.