The WhatsApp instant messaging application has begun testing a new feature for Android phones, and this feature would give users more security and privacy, but some experts confirmed to international newspapers that this feature would be useless, and that it would be a failure before its launch, because there are many ways to circumvent it.
The new and awaited WhatsApp feature
WhatsApp is now planning, in its latest beta version, to launch a feature that prohibits users from taking a screenshot of messages that are displayed once, and this feature will soon be available for Android devices following proving its success and development.
And when the user wants to take a screenshot of the WhatsApp messages that are displayed once, a warning message will be sent to the user telling him that this message is very private and cannot be copied, saved, shared or taken a screenshot of it, and any user will be prevented from taking a screenshot Shot for this type of one-time offer letter.
But the British newspaper The Sun indicated that there is a way to circumvent the prevention of taking a screenshot of a message, and this method is summarized in the user photographing the message on another phone and then keeping it, and thus this feature is ineffective if it is launched, and from here experts warned once morest sharing anything important On the Internet, even if it is with those you trust, whoever you trust now may be your enemy tomorrow.
