WhatsApp is reportedly testing the ability to reply to status updates using avatars.
This feature is expected to enhance the users’ experience when replying to a status update.
Beta users will see a set of eight avatars when replying to a status update.
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is reportedly testing the ability to reply to status updates using avatars. This feature is expected to enhance the users’ experience when replying to a status update.
According to a report by a known WhatsApp tipster publication, WABetaInfo, the messaging platform is rolling out a new feature to some testers on Android and iOS that allows users to reply to status updates using avatars.
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The ability to reply to status updates using avatars is expected to provide an additional expressive and interactive way to engage with their contacts.
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Beta users will now be able to see a set of eight avatars when replying to a status update. Also, some users might be able to reply to status updates by using an animated version of the avatars available in the set.
Introducing the feature to respond to status updates with avatars is expected to offer several benefits that transcend the limitations of traditional emojis. It will empower users to express themselves more effectively, enabling them to convey and share their emotions in a richer and more personalised manner.
Recently, WhatsApp announced the ability to have two accounts logged into one device. This feature will be particularly useful for individuals who want to maintain two separate accounts, one for personal use and the other for professional purposes. The multiple accounts support eliminates the need to log out each time, carry two separate phones, or worry about sending messages from the incorrect account. Also, you can control your privacy and notification settings on each account. In our opinion, with multiple accounts, users can keep their personal and professional communications separate, reducing the risk of accidentally sharing sensitive information with the wrong contacts.
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