WhatsApp latest update: Meta-owned app releasing ability to allow undo message deletion to some iOS beta users - Times Now

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WhatsApp is working on several features to enhance its user interface. The Meta-owned instant messenger app is now rolling out an undo feature to recover messages deleted for you by mistake to some users on iOS beta, reported WABetaInfo.

Earlier this week, the messaging app released the "undo delete messages" feature to some beta users on WhatsApp beta for Android. The app is now releasing the same feature on iOS beta. WABetaInfia also shared a screenshot of a feature.

This update will allow users to restore a deleted message by clicking on "undo" if he/she deletes it by clicking on the option "delete for me" instead of "delete for everyone".

Also Read: WhatsApp working on screenshot blocking on Android beta.

"when a message is deleted by using the option “delete for me”, a snackbar shows up by informing the user that the message has been deleted but it is possible to restore it by tapping “undo” so the fastest way to check if the feature is available for your account is to delete a message for you," WABetaInfo wrote.

Notably, if the snackbar disappears and a user does not use the undo feature, then he/she won’t be able to recover deleted messages later. Users can get the update by updating WhatsApp to the 22.18.0.70 beta available on TestFlight. The feature is released to only a few iOS beta testers. This feature will be available to more beta testers in the coming weeks.

Recently, WhatsApp released the ability to view status updates within the chat list. So far, the feature has been released to some beta testers.

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