WhatsApp now allows you to mute specific User
WhatsApp now allows you to mute specific users,during group calls.
In case they forgot to mute themselves
New Features
This week, WhatsApp added a number of new features, including the option to mute others during group calls (via Android Central). This sanity-saving tool appears to be useful not only for muting folks who fail to do so, but also if you’re in the same room as someone else on the conversation and don’t want to hear an echo of their words.
While some conferencing applications, similar to Zoom and Microsoft Teams, let has quiet all members (or explicit ones), they regularly don’t offer a way for individual clients to quiet whoever they need during a call. This component offers another degree of control that is
most likely best put something aside for tumultuous gatherings that include up to the limit of eight individuals on video calls — or up to 32 on voice calls.
Not withstanding the new quieting highlight, WhatsApp currently allows you to message explicit individuals while on a gathering call, maybe to make a note to somebody during a gathering or tell a wisecrack that probably won’t fly with the entire gathering. WhatsApp is likewise carrying out another pennant that will caution you when another person has joined a shout toward it previously began.
More than simply its group calling capability is being developed by the messaging service. WhatsApp said on Friday that you can now control who sees your profile photo, about, and last seen status, which reveals when you were last active on the network. This could assist
keep your profile hidden from professional contacts or anyone you don’t want to have access to it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Due to potential privacy concerns, WhatsApp began hiding your last seen status from outsiders by default last year.
Android Chat move to iPhone
WhatsApp finally allowed Android users to move their chat histories to iPhones earlier this week, after the firm first allowed users to transfer their conversation data in the opposite manner (from iPhone to Android) last year.