What App tests a new function

What App tests a new function

What App tests a new function

What App is testing a new function for Android devices, which will enable users to read messages without sending confirmation that they are read. This means that the person who sent the message will not be announced through two blue signs that the message was opened.

According to reports of the Android Authority portal, the new function was discovered in the beta version of whatsap for Android 2.26.44.12 and is currently still in development.

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The new option will work through a preview window that opens up with the finger printed on a conversation on the message list. In this way, users will be able to view the latest messages without getting directly into the conversation.

Another interesting feature is that users will be able to move through the oldest messages inside this window without enable reading confirmation.

In addition, the new window will provide even some quick opportunities to manage conversations, including archive, silence of announcements, place the conversation at the top of the list, and delete it.

This function is similar to the possibility of predicting the messages in iPhone devices, but the version for Android is expected to offer more flexibility.

However, the function has not yet been made available even for all testers of the beta version. What App has not indicated when it will be officially published to Android users.

If you successfully pass the testing phase, this innovation can give users more control over privacy and how they communicate on the platform. /Telegraphy/

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