Newshub18:No more scrolling for hours to find old WhatsApp chats, just enter the date and get…
WhatsApp is going to bring several new features for the users, one of the most important of which is ‘Search Messages by Date’. According to reports, WhatsApp will roll out the feature to all users very soon. And once you get this feature, you no longer have to scroll through minutes after minutes to find old WhatsApp messages. If you enter a specific date from the app’s new calendar icon, the chat of that day will appear in front of youA report by WhatsApp features tracker WaBetaInfo notes that the instant messaging platform was testing this feature a couple of years ago. But after several tests, WhatsApp decided not to launch the feature. “After releasing the WhatsApp beta update for iOS 22.0.19.73 from TestFlight, it now looks like the feature is going to be released in the future,” the report reads.
For now this WhatsApp feature is in the testing stage. The feature will be rolled out to users in some future update. Now once this feature is rolled out, a ‘calendar icon’ will appear in the search section of every chat. If you search with a date there, old chats will appear. That being said, this WhatsApp feature is going to be very useful in finding old chats. A user can find the old chats of each of his contacts in this way.
WhatsApp has rolled out several important features for users in the past few months. It includes the emoji reaction feature for messages, as well as the ability to transfer chats from iOS to Android and vice versa. Besides, the company has also brought a feature to mute certain users in a voice call.
Among the important privacy features, online status hiding, silently leaving the group, as well as some other important features, the platform will add some more important features in the coming days. It is also known from some other reports, WhatsApp is bringing a feature called survey. In this feature, WhatsApp will ask its users to share feedback. After receiving the invitation, users can participate in in-app surveys to provide feedback on new features, products, and more