WhatsApp

It's still in beta.

You've got 15 minutes. Tick-tock.

WhatsApp doesn't just live on your phone anymore.

Hold up, the sender has to approve.

Wazzup, WhatsApp?

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Give your groups an expiration date.

This means recordings of up to 30 seconds that your contacts can listen to.

They have a guide for setting one up, too.

You can't take a screenshot, either.

It's actually pretty useful.

Perfect for people who juggle multiple phones in their life.

The rollout has begun.

No chatting for you!

Finally!

GTFO, spam!

Your group chats are getting a major upgrade.

Hey, where's Jack?

Boss: Are you on WhatsApp right now? Me: I would never!

Time to find the weirdest emoji you know and respond to messages with it.

Finally, WhatsApp stealth mode.

After months of beta testing, WhatsApp is introducing much-needed quality of life changes.

About time.

For now, you can only hide the status from non-contacts or everyone.

The Meta-owned messaging platform is expanding group chats in a big way.