WhatsApp, the popular instant messaging platform owned Meta, is reportedly introducing redesigned buttons to a select number of iOS users. The new button style is not limited to the chats tab but is also available in other sections of the app.
According to WABetaInfo, a trusted source for WhatsApp leaks and updates, the redesigned buttons are being rolled out to a limited number of users on iOS. While other improvements to the app’s interface are not yet available, this new button style offers a glimpse into WhatsApp’s ongoing efforts to enhance the user experience.
Some users who have installed the beta version of the app may also have access to the revamped button style. However, for users who don’t have the feature yet, it is expected to be released to more accounts over the coming weeks.
In addition to the button redesign, WhatsApp has been testing other new features. One of these features is a video avatar calling feature, which would allow users to replace themselves with avatars during video calls. This feature was previously introduced Meta for Instagram and Messenger, so it’s possible that WhatsApp may incorporate it in the future.
WhatsApp is also testing an automatic security code verification feature for end-to-end encryption. This feature aims to enhance the security and privacy of users’ conversations automatically verifying whether messages are encrypted. By checking for a secure connection, the app would ensure that users’ conversations are protected.
These updates from WhatsApp demonstrate the platform’s commitment to improving user experience and security. As more users gain access to the redesigned buttons and upcoming features, WhatsApp continues to evolve as a leading instant messaging platform.
Sources:
– WABetaInfo: [link]
– Meta: [link]
