- WhatsApp has started testing reactions to messages on the app.
- It’s expected to work similar to other apps that have emoji reactions to messages.
- This feature is still in its early stages and more details are expected to be revealed soon.
WhatsApp is working on a new feature called “message reactions.” The feature in itself is not new as it’s available on popular messaging apps like Messenger, iMessage, Twitter and Instagram DM as well.
WhatsApp is now testing this feature which is still in its early stages of development.
Message reactions on WhatsApp are expected to work similar to other apps like Messenger and Twitter. You can react to a message with emoji and the ones usually available are heart, laugh, angry, smile, like or dislike. We don’t know how message reactions on WhatsApp will look like but WABetaInfo
confirmed the feature is in testing. A screenshot provided by the blog showed a message that reads, “You received a reaction. Update your version of WhatsApp to see reactions.”
This message is shown when the user doesn’t have that particular feature on their version of WhatsApp. This confirms that WhatsApp is testing message reactions and we will most likely see more of this in the coming weeks. It is also expected to reach WhatsApp beta users soon as we’ve seen with most of the upcoming features.
Transform talent with learning that worksCapability development is critical for businesses who want to push the envelope of innovation.Discover how business leaders are strategizing around building talent capabilities and empowering employee transformation.Know More It’s not surprising that WhatsApp decided to bring message reactions to the app seeing how it has been releasing a host of
new features and experiments. WhatsApp recently rolled out a couple of features like disappearing photos and videos and joinable missed group calls. These features are available to all WhatsApp users on Android and iOS. It has also started testing chat history transfer from iOS to Android, and multi-device support which is two of the biggest
WhatsApp features this year.
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