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WhatsApp is currently working on a revamped message menu for its Android app, as per sources. The new menu is expected to be similar to the context menu found in iOS when Messages is selected. The menu will provide five options to choose from when long pressing a message.
WhatsApp is working on a new design for its Android app that looks strikingly similar to the iPhone’s design. The update was discovered in WhatsApp beta version 2.23.11.4 for Android, indicating that the redesigned message menu is still in development and will likely be released in a future beta update.
WhatsApp is redesigning its Messages menu for Android, according to information from WhatsApp development tracker WABetaInfo. The redesigned menu is expected to be similar to the context menu found in WhatsApp for iOS. This update will allow users to conveniently select actions for a specific message. WABetaInfo has also provided a screenshot of the upcoming message menu, which reveals five options displayed below the selected message: Delete, Forward, Copy, Add Contact, and Call.
WhatsApp is testing a new design for the messages menu. The current user interface displays six options such as Delete, Forward, Reply, Star, Info and Copy at the top of the chat window when a message is selected. In addition, emoji reactions are also visible on the selected message. The upcoming messages menu features a redesigned layout.
WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will allow users to share their location with other people in real-time. However, the company has not given any information about the timeline for making this improvement available to beta testers. As is the case with all developing features, the company may introduce it in a beta update before releasing it to the stable channel. Alternatively, there is the possibility that the feature may not be implemented at all and may be abandoned.
Meanwhile, WhatsApp has agreed to deregister from its messaging service those mobile numbers which have been found to be working for fraud and whose mobile services have already been disconnected, Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said on Tuesday. She had gone for a walk.
“We are working closely with WhatsApp to ensure that the safety of our customers is paramount. They have agreed to deregister any users found to be engaging in fraudulent behavior. This is an important step in protecting our customers from scams.”
