New Delhi: WhatsApp now allows users to save disappearing messages by long-pressing them so that they can read them later. However, the sender will have the ability to “veto the decision”, meaning the ability to decide whether or not to keep the messages.
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WhatsApp introduces new feature on communication app “Keep in Chat” blog post That “messages you’ve saved on your WhatsApp will be noted with a bookmark icon and you can view these messages, organized by chat, in the Kept Messages folder”.
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sender is the last voice
WhatsApp’s new feature will help users avoid missing important messages in message threads.
The sender will be notified when a message is placed, and the sender will have the ability to “veto the decision”. If the sender has decided that your message cannot be kept by others, your decision is final, no one else can keep it and the message will be deleted when the timer runs out. This way the sender has the final say on how secure the messages sent by the sender are.
Disappearing Messages – Extra Layer of Privacy
WhatsApp’s feature ‘disappearing messages’ provides users with an additional layer of privacy by removing the digital print of disappearing messages. This helps protect messages from falling into the wrong hands. But it also creates another problem, especially when you need to keep voice notes or important pieces of information you want.
3 new security features for WhatsApp privacy
On April 13, WhatsApp introduced three new security features to make the popular communication app more secure and protect users from threats. In a blog post, the company on April 13 announced the addition of three security features — account protection, device verification, and automatic security codes — to the app to provide additional layers of privacy and greater control over messages.