WhatsApp has been rolling out a number of interesting features on its platform this year. View Once images and videos, end-to-end chats backup for Android app, and joinable group calls are just a few of the WhatsApp features. In addition, the company provided its consumers with features such as a changeable playing speed for audio messages and payment stickers. WhatsApp is also working on a Delete for Everyone feature for its desktop app.
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WhatsApp Delete For Everyone Feature
While these features are already available in WhatsApp’s primary apps, the company is working on a slew of new ones; including multi-device compatibility, Universal Windows Platform, and Communities, to name a few. According to rumours, the Meta-owned messaging app is currently working on a few new features. The WhatsApp Desktop app’s Delete for Everyone feature is one of the most awaited among all features.
First and foremost, WhatsApp is working on a Delete for Everyone feature for its desktop interface. Most WhatsApp users are aware that they can delete a sent message from their personal chat windows. But this is to be done within a certain time frame. This feature, however, is not available on WhatsApp’s desktop version or WhatsApp Web. This implies that WhatsApp users who are using the application on their computers will have to return to their phones to delete a message. That, however, is about to change. Yes, the Delete for Everyone feature in the WhatsApp Desktop app will be available soon.
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This feature will work in a similar manner to WhatsApp’s Android and iOS-based apps when it is introduced on WhatsApp’s Desktop-based application. Users of WhatsApp’s Desktop-based app will be allowed to delete messages that are older than 1 hour, 8 minutes, 16 seconds at a later date, according to WABetaInfo. In a future update, WhatsApp plans to change the time limit to 7 days and 8 minutes, according to the blog site. This feature is still in the works; and no date has been set for when it will be available for testing.
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