Privacy features enabling WhatsApp users to manage their online presence and leave group chats secretly are coming to the application.
This is according to Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook post announcement today that the company is working on adding three more WhatsApp privacy features.
The features will include the one that allows participants to leave group chat secretly and the one that will enable users to control their presence. And the last one prevents screenshots of viewed once messages.
Currently, WhatsApp users cannot leave group chat secretly, but one of the incoming features will allow users to leave WhatsApp group chat without anybody noticing.
The second feature coming to WhatsApp is the one that would allow users to control their online presence. This is presently impossible, but it will become possible with the incoming feature.
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Meanwhile, the third incoming privacy feature that users should watch out for is the one that disallows screenshots on view once messages. While the WhatsApp feature currently allows users to make screenshots of view once messages, the new feature will prevent it.
WhatsApp is a chatting application owned by Meta, formerly known as Facebook. It is one of the most used chatting applications. The app was first released on October 18, 2010, and currently has over 5 billion downloads on PlayStore.
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