Who can say that WhatsApp can be a helpful application for any person to keep an eye on your activities and know when you sleep, when you wake up and how much you sleep, and so on.

And no one needs to be a technology expert to know that.

In fact, the seemingly common feature of this app is its hidden weakness in keeping track of your activities and that is Last Scene Status.

But WhatsApp may soon introduce a feature to hide the last scene for specific contacts.

According to WhatsApp updates website WaBetaInfo , a screenshot of the new feature was shared by a Facebook-owned company.  

This feature has been in the works for several months now and is finally live in the beta program.

This also means that users using the beta version will soon be able to use it and will be available to all users shortly thereafter.

But it will be a few days, a few weeks or months, it's hard to say right now.

But it is certain that in the near future all users will be able to choose their last scene status on WhatsApp from 4 categories.

WhatsApp currently offers 3 privacy options for Last Scene, Profile Foot and About, Every One, My Contacts and No Body.

But very soon you will be able to see the fourth option My contacts except.

When this fourth option is selected, you will be able to select these people at will and disable access to Last Scene for them.

This will allow you to prevent certain people from viewing the last scene, profile photo or personal info on WhatsApp.

But keep in mind that you will not be able to see the last scene status of the people for whom you will end this access. 

 Users who have been waiting impatiently for many years can now use it.

Yes, WhatsApp's biggest feature of 2021 is that it can be used across multiple devices at the same time, with some conditions for multiple users.

By the way,  this feature  was introduced in beta version for limited users in July, but now the company wants the general users to test this feature as well.

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According to WhatsApp update tracking site WABetaInfo, an update has been made to the messaging app, which has expanded the multi-device feature.

With this extension, it has become possible for ordinary users to use WhatsApp in many devices.

The multi-device feature allows users to link their account to 4 devices, away from the primary device (smartphone), but this feature can currently only be added to non-phone devices.

The report said that the latest update to WhatsApp has made it possible for ordinary users to use the multi-device feature, which is intended to be tested before the regular introduction of the feature.

To use it, open the WhatsApp, click on the 3 dot menu and go to the Linked Devices option.

There will be a multi-device beta option. Clicking on it will have different instructions and will tell you what the terms and conditions of using the beta feature are.

If you are satisfied with them, you can use the WhatsApp without connecting the phone to the devices through this feature by clicking on Join Beta below.

Users from each device will be able to use the WhatsApp account freely while the end-to-end encryption feature will remain.

According to a recent report, users will be able to link up to 4 devices simultaneously from their WhatsApp account, but these devices will be limited to WhatsApp Web, WhatsApp Desktop and Facebook Portal.

However, this feature will have some limitations and beta testers will not be able to send messages to people who are using older WhatsApp versions in their phones.

News of the multi-device support feature first  surfaced in July 2019 , and WABetainfo reported at the time that WhatsApp was working on a new platform (Universal Windows Platform) that Allows an account to log in to multiple devices at once.

According to later reports  , the main device will not require a dynamic internet connection like the WhatsApp web during multi-device support.

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WhatsApp is the world's most popular messaging application with over 2 billion users, which is why the company is constantly working on new features.

But the Facebook-owned app still has one flaw, and that is that if Android users start using iOS or iPhone, they won't be able to transfer their WhatsApp chats to it.

But now WhatsApp has finally announced a solution to this big problem of chat history.

On the occasion of Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event, WhatsApp introduced the option to transfer WhatsApp chat history between Android and iOS devices.

Initially, this feature will be available on Android phones, starting with phones running on Samsung's Android 10 or newer operating system.

But gradually this tool will be available to all phones working on Android and iOS.

WhatsApp said that WhatsApp messages, including photos and voice memos, can be transferred from one operating system to another and the tool will be available to users in the coming weeks.

The company said the tool was difficult to implement because all messages are end-to-end encrypted and stored on the device.

WhatsApp, OS developers and phone makers needed additional work to transfer this data.

Simply put, this tool is the result of everyone's joint efforts.

WhatsApp has been testing this tool for many months and now it has been finalized.

This tool will be very helpful for users as they will be able to use their original account with all the data on different devices and platforms.

This new feature will also be useful for multi-device support as this chat migration tool will allow users to connect multiple devices under one account.

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There is a lot of work being done by Facebook on messaging apps to automatically delete messages after a certain amount of time.

After introducing self-deleting media and text messages in Messenger and Instagram, a similar feature has now been introduced in the WhatsApp.

The 'View Once' feature has been in beta for several weeks and is now available to all users.

This new feature is unique in relation to the disappearing feature presented in the WhatsApp last year in which messages are erased from the feed inside 7 days.

Photos and videos sent in this new feature can only be viewed once and then the media files disappear.

According to the company, it is possible to take a screenshot of these images without the knowledge of the sender.

In June, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that the feature would be introduced soon, but did not provide details at the time.

WhatsApp has now announced its availability to all users on Twitter and is available to almost everyone.

New feature alert!

You can now send photos and videos that disappear after they’ve been opened via View Once on WhatsApp, giving you more control over your chats privacy! pic.twitter.com/Ig5BWbX1Ow

— WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) August 3, 2021

According to WhatsApp, this feature can be used to send sensitive information such as Wi-Fi password picture.

Whether users do it now or not, there is still a useful addition to the WhatsApp, especially compared to the disappearing feature that takes a week to delete sent messages.

How to use the feature

To use this feature, when you upload a photo or video, you will see the number 1 next to the send button, click on it.

After doing so, send the message and that's it.

The message you sent will be deleted when you open it.

And yes, the image you sent will not show you, just a photo with the number 1 will be written.

According to WhatsApp, you cannot forward, save, star or share photos or videos that have been sent or received under the CoVo Once setting.

Similarly, if a sent photo or video is not opened within 14 days, it will disappear from the chat window.

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WhatsApp is that the world's hottest electronic communication application, perpetually engaged on new options.

But it's long had a serious flaw that customers are demanding  to be mounted.

At the instant in WhatsApp, if a conversation is captive to the archive, it reappears on the most feed once a brand new message arrives.

This eliminates the necessity to maneuver the chat to the archive, however currently the corporate has quietly removed this bug with a brand new update.

This means that the chats can|which will|that may} currently be transferred to the archive will stay there even once the new message arrives.

For this purpose, WhatsApp is adding new archive chat settings to administer users additional management.

This feature also will facilitate users keep messages off from their feeds that they see superfluous.

The company aforementioned in a very statement that it had received complaints from users that archived chats repeatedly appeared on the most chat feed with new messages.

Archive on WhatsApp lets you organize your private messages and prioritize important conversations. Your Archived chats will now remain archived and muted but you can always change them back! pic.twitter.com/QbAY6iu81p

— WhatsApp (@WhatsApp) July 27, 2021

The company aforementioned the new archive chat settings can enable users to limit unwanted chats to archived chat folders, albeit they embody a brand new message.

"We recognize that not everything must continually be within the main feed, we would like to stay WhatsApp as a personal and secure place wherever you'll confer with people that have an interest in you," the statement another. Be important and you've got management over your messages.

This feature is extremely helpful, of course, however not everybody likes it.

With this in mind, the new archive chat setting has been created facultative and users will return to the initial archive folder setting by about to the app settings.

This feature has been introduced to any or all users and can bit by bit become accessible to any or all

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By the way, WhatsApp has an end-to-end encryption feature for more than 2 billion users and no one can read their messages.

Although no one can read messages and media between users, the backup of WhatsApp is not encrypted.

WhatsApp's online backup to Google Cloud is intended to allow users to retrieve their data instantly if One is damaged or stolen, but it also means that messages, photos, videos and other cloud technologies can be retrieved without any hassle. There are safety stores.

However, this major flaw in the service will soon be fixed. WhatsApp update tracking site WABetaInfo has discovered an end-to-end encrypted cloud backup trial in a new beta version of Android.

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After doing so, users no longer have to worry about hackers or others reading their chat history online.

However, there are some conditions to this new feature, one is that the user has to create a new password to restore his backup.

If the phone is lost and the password is forgotten, then data recovery will not be possible.

Another alternative is to use 64-digit encryption, and even if you lose one, you will still have problems.

It is difficult to say when this feature will be available to all WhatsApp users, but it is hoped that it will be introduced soon.

The trial of encrypted backups in beta versions began when WhatsApp first introduced multi-device support to a specific number of users through the public beta version.

Backups with end-to-end encryption may not be available on all devices with multi-device support.

But this backup will help make WhatsApp more secure.

Remember that before you start using the WhatsApp, the app chooses the time for the backup, ie daily, weekly, monthly or never.