New WhatsApp mode coming soon, will help you during your critically important time!
WhatsApp Vacation Mode will enable users to completely mute their group notifications, meaning no pop-ups would appear on the phone in either the locked screen or the app itself. This new provision would facilitate all messages to be archived which can be perused later when the user returns home, according to Standard Media.
Facebook owned social media app, WhatsApp has of late introduced a number of changes to enhance its users experience, and is now poised to make a some new and very welcome additions. WhatsApp messaging service is introducing a new feature to save its users from WhatsApp conversations while they are on holidays. In short, users are likely to soon get the WhatsApp Vacay Mode feature to enhance their vacation alongside family and friends.
According to the report, WhatsApp Vacation Mode will enable users to completely mute their group notifications, meaning no pop-ups would appear on the phone in either the locked screen or the app itself. This new provision would facilitate all messages to be archived which can be perused later when the user returns home, according to Standard Media.
The Standard Media report further states that WhatsApp has also added another surprise feature - Linked Accounts. In WhatsApp Linked Accounts, users would be able to link their accounts with third-party services. Although the exact reason for this new development is not out yet, the service will help the user recover his Facebook or Instagram account using the WhatsApp app in the future, the report added.
There's also a possibility that user may reportedly be able to share Status/Story updates between the three apps.
In earlier WhatsApp changes, user got the ability to delete WhatsApp messages, unsending them from recipients before they get a chance to read the text.
Earlier this year, WhatsApp began blocking users from sending some texts to limit spam and hoax mail-chains. This provision has quite an impact in India, where forwarding of fake messages led to mob lynchings.