Months ago, Mark Zuckerberg’s platform released temporary photos and videos, but this time it was the turn of the messages. All the information
The most used messaging platform in the world, WhatsAppworks on extending temporary messages by sending text messages that can only be read once, that is, they disappear once the recipient has seen them.
The app prepares a new type of temporary or ephemeral message that might already be seen in the beta for Android (version 2.22.25.20), where it is accompanied by a new send button with a padlock.
This new button present in the message composer is the one that indicates to the user that he is going to send a text message for a single reading. This will make the conversation disappear when the recipient opened and read it.
If the recipient tries to see it once more, a small symbol with the number 1 and a notice that the text has expired will appear in its place, but you can ask the sender to send it once more, as collected by the specialized WABEtainfo portal.
WhatsApp will implement temporary messages
This type of temporary message is preceded by an informative page, which details that given the private nature with which it was designed, it is not possible to take a screenshot, copy it, share it with other users or save it.
This is currently a feature in development which is expected to arrive in a future WhatsApp for Android update, first for beta users.
WhatsApp will incorporate temporary messages
As it happens in the images and videos that can be viewed for only one time, recipients will not be able to copy or forward the texts they received through this function once they view them.
As reported by the platform, the screenshots of this option may be blocked when it is updated in the future.
Whatsapp and another new update
Mark Zuckerbergthe American businessman and CEO of Meta announced through a post on his Facebook account that the functionality of the avatars 3D They came to WhatsApp, the most popular messaging application in the world.
While the avatars were found in some beta accounts, they can now be found in the new update globally.
For this reason, from now on you can create and customize your avatar within the application settings and then use it in its different versions as stickers when replying to a message.
Through a message on its official blog, WhatsApp explained: “Your avatar is a digital version of you that you can create from billions of combinations of various hairstyles, facial features and clothing.”
Whatsapp added 3D avatars
He added: “On WhatsApp, you can now use your custom avatar as your profile picture or choose one of 36 custom stickers that reflect various emotions and actions.”
If we go back to 2018, these avatars are similar to the Memojis available on the iPhone from that year and will work on both Android and iOS devices.
In addition to these traditional images, WhatsApp reported in June of this year that it began working on the development of digital avatarswhich would replace the user’s image in a video call.
These complex images will be called burmese and at the moment they are not available.
