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| WhatsApp starts rolling out community features to everyone along |
WhatsApp starts rolling out community features to everyone along with other great features
Today, Thursday, the instant messaging service WhatsApp announced the launch of its community function around the world, which it presented at the beginning of the year.
"As we shared earlier this year, we've been working hard to build a community, and this is an important update for the future of people being able to connect on WhatsApp in groups they care about," Meta WhatsApp said in a statement. . It says blog post.
We are pleased to announce today that we have started rolling out WhatsApp communities across the world and will be available to everyone in the coming months.
WhatsApp said that communities such as communities, parents, teachers and workplaces can now connect multiple groups under one roof for group chats on WhatsApp.
To start using the new features, users have to tap the new community tab at the top of chat on Android and the new community tab at the bottom on iOS. From there, they can create a new community or add an existing group.
Once users join the community, they can easily switch between available groups to get the information they need at the right time, and administrators can send important updates to all community members.
WhatsApp says its goal is for the company to improve the way organizations communicate to a level of privacy and security found nowhere else. She added that currently available alternatives require a trusted application or software company to copy the message, and we believe it deserves the higher level of security that "end-to-end" encryption provides.
Besides the community feature, WhatsApp also announced three other features: creating polls in chats, increasing the number of people who can join group video chats to 32, and increasing the number of users who can join groups, to 1024.
WhatsApp indicated that it has partnered with more than 50 organizations in 15 countries to develop community features to meet demand.
It should also be noted that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, announced the new features in a video posted to his Facebook account, where he said, "The community works by enabling subgroups, multi-threaded ad channels, etc. ways to improve groups. Wait." “We have also published polls and made a video call from 32 people. Everything is secured with end-to-end encryption, so your messages stay private.
Users can download WhatsApp for Android from Google Play Store and WhatsApp for iOS from Apple App Store. The application can also be downloaded for other mobile devices and desktop devices via the official website.