WhatsApp launches a dozen new features | Infinium-tech

WhatsApp is constantly testing new features through its beta channel, and it usually takes months to launch for all. Today the service really released a dozen new features at the same time, so let’s walk through them one by one.

First, now group chat has an online indicator, showing you which members are available under the group’s name. Second, you can only choose to get highlights from groups, which limits information from information, answers and contacts to messages from saved contacts. Third, now you can create an event as “may be” in 1 -to -1 chat, RSVP, invite a plus one, add a last date and time for long phenomena, and pin an event in a chat.

Fourth, you can tap someone else’s response to react in the same way to a message. Fifth, you can scan and send documents directly from WhatsApp on iOS, which have crops and saving options. Sixth, you can set WhatsApp for your default message and calling app on the latest version of iOS at some places – just go to Settings> Default and choose WhatsApp.

Seventh, you can take a pinch to zoom in video calls on iOS. Eighth, you can add someone to 1 -to -1 call directly from chat thread. If you have bandwidth, the ninth, video calls are high quality and more reliable, with quick jump for HD quality. Tenth, channel admins can now record and share short videos of 60 seconds or less.

Eleventh, you can get voice message tape for channels. And finally, the twelfth, you can create a QR code that directly links to a channel. If you are the administrator of that channel, you can easily share it with others.

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