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WhatsApp Disappearing Messages
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WhatsApp Disappearing Messages
10 May 2022
WhatsApp Users Alert! WhatsApp will soon allow you to disappear your old chats
WhatsApp included a 'Default Message Timer' option, which allows users to set messages sent in a new chat to expire after a certain amount of time. WhatsApp will also allow users to make previous communications 'disappear at once.' Users can currently enable the feature in advance, ensuring that messages sent in the future vanish after the selected time period.
Whatsapp
26 Apr 2022
WhatsApp Users Alert! This new feature may let you save disappearing messages
WhatsApp may come up with a new feature soon. There will be an option to delete the message, but this will only function if the message was tagged for keeping in the first place. Disappearing messages are essentially a privacy feature that allows users to send messages but prevents them from being saved in the conversation.
WhatsApp Disappearing Messages
07 Dec 2021
THIS WhatsApp feature can be made default for all chats, here’s how
WhatsApp has announced that users will now be able to turn on disappearing messages for all new chats automatically. WhatsApp is also offering users more control over how long communication is kept before being removed. However, there will now be the option of deleting texts after just 24 hours or after 90 days.
WhatsApp Disappearing Messages
06 Dec 2021
WhatsApp includes THESE options in its disappearing messages feature
WhatsApp will allow users to choose how long they want their messages to "stay around." WhatsApp users on Android and iOS now have the option to turn on disappearing messages by default. When WhatsApp first started rolling out disappearing messages, the sole period option was seven days.
whatsapp features
20 Aug 2021
WhatsApp Feature: Now messages will disappear after 90 days
WhatsApp is testing a new feature that would eventually allow users to send messages that disappear after 90 days. This menu provides options ranging from 90 days, 7 days, 24 hours, or just completely turning off the feature. WhatsApp unveiled support for multiple devices on the web.
Whatsapp
16 May 2021
WhatsApp unveils a new feature, may allow setting ‘Disappearing Messages’
The disappearing messages feature is already ready to use and it must be enabled or disabled on each chat or group manually. It basically means that when you start a new chat, disappearing messages are off until you turn it on specifically for that chat.
Whatsapp
26 Apr 2021
WhatsApp testing 24-hour option for disappearing messages
According to WABetaInfo, a website that tracks WhatsApp in Beta, the 24-hour option for disappearing messages revealed will be available in a future update.
Whatsapp
16 Apr 2021
WhatsApp's updates for iOS users: Media previews and Disappearing messages
Besides that, WhatsApp has come up with a new feature that will help in bringing back the disappearing photos feature to both Android and iOS platforms. The new WhatsApp update for iOS version 2.21.71 will help users to see photos and videos without opening them. Last year in November, WhatsApp unveiled the Disappearing Messages for Android, iOS, and Linux-based KaiOS devices.
Whatsapp
12 Mar 2021
Can WhatsApp kill Snapchat with THIS feature?
Similar to Snapchat, users will be able to decide the duration of the message, after which it will be deleted from the chat. As per the WABetaInfo, WhatsApp has been testing the ability to set messages to disappear after 24 hours which was earlier under development. This feature is available on both individual and group chats.
Whatsapp
06 Mar 2021
WhatsApp testing 24-hour timer feature for disappearing messages
Now the messaging platform plans to soon add support for 24 hours as for now, the timer is for seven days for disappearing messages. As per the WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is testing the ability to set messages to disappear after 24 hours which is currently under development but there’s no word on when it will be released for all users. This feature can be enabled for group chats and one-on-one conversations as well and it can be turned off by default, and turned on through the contact/group info.
Whatsapp
06 Nov 2020
WhatsApp launches disappearing messages, chats get auto deleted after 7 days
Feature both Android, iOS. Automatically delete messages after seven days. Messages will be saved if auto-download is on.
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