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 The beta WhatsApp users can now select multiple messages on the instant-messaging platform by clicking on the ‘Select’ tab within the social networking platform’s context menu present inside a chat.RelatedApple to launch AR/VR headset in 2023 after CEO Tim Cook gives green lightApple boss Tim Cook wishes Twitter followers happy Holi, shares vibrant picsPeople just want to delete Instagram & Facebook – or deactivate their account, but it might not helpApple to revamp iPhone 15 series completely! From no solid buttons to ultra-thin bezels, here's what we know so farTired of unwanted WhatsApp calls? Meta-owned app will soon allow users to mute unknown numbersMeta-owned social networking platform WhatsApp is currently working on several new features which it plans to roll out for Beta users first before making it available for the world. As per reports, the new features soon rolling out for beta users will include group chat tools and function-related options. These features will be rolled out for Windows, Android and iOS beta users which will allow them to select multiple messages within a conversation and let them either forward them all at once to their contacts or delete them from the log completely. As of now, the feature is being called ‘Multi-Selection’. According to WABetaInfo, the beta WhatsApp users can now select multiple messages on the instant-messaging platform by clicking on the ‘Select’ tab within the social networking platform’s context menu present inside a chat.Apart from this, the tab will also appear if the user clicks anywhere within the conversation on WhatsApp. The 'Select Messages’ tab will pop up, which could prove to be really helpful tool as it will make the process of selecting and handling messages on the platform a lot easier. MORE STORIES FOR YOU✕ Apple to launch AR/VR headset in 2023 after CEO Tim Cook gives green light  Apple boss Tim Cook wishes Twitter followers happy Holi, shares vibrant pics  People just want to delete Instagram & Facebook – or deactivate their account, but it might not help « Back to recommendation storiesI don't want to see these stories becauseSUBMITAs of now, users need to select every message on WhatsApp individually if they want to forward it to someone else or erase it from the log. The new feature has been rolled out for a select few beta testers. In order to try out the upcoming features, beta users need to install WhatsApp beta for Windows 2.2309.2.0 update which is available on the Microsoft Store. Meanwhile, another feature that WhatsApp plans to roll out for its Beta users is a group chat tool that will let the users approve new participants.According to reports, this feature will allow group administrators to have more control over the approval of new members in the groups. With the help of this feature, anyone who tries or wants to join a particular group, will need to request to join, which will then demand on the approval by an administrator of the group. The report further informed that the feature will roll out to more beta users over the coming weeks. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. click here!   Wednesday, 15 Mar, 2023Experience Your Economic Times Newspaper, The Digital Way!Read Complete Print Edition »Front PagePure PoliticsCompanies & EconomyAround the World & SportsMore D-Street Indices Extend Losses for Fourth DayIndian shares retreated on Tuesday, extending losses for the fourth straight session amid a selloff in global equities with investors panicking that the fallout from the collapse of two American banks may have a ripple effect on the world economy.  Summer Rush: Consumer Cos’ Production in Top GearFor the first time in 18 months, consumer goods companies are ramping up production — anticipating a pick-up in demand — particularly for ‘summer products’ due to higher-than-usual temperatures.  Govt Urges SVB-hit Cos to Bank LocallyDomestic startups must “trust the Indian banking system more,” according to top lawmaker Rajeev Chandrasekhar, who also assured them of the Centre’s support to “navigate” the fallout from the abrupt collapse of US lender Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). Read More News onwhatsapp newswhatsappwhatsapp group updateswhatsapp group featureswhatsapp beta featureswhatsapp updatewhatsapp featuresDownload The Economic Times News App to get Daily Market Updates & Live Business News....morelessETPrime stories of the day MarketsThe SVB collapse: what it means for Indian equity markets and the banking sector 8 mins readPolicy and regulationsAmid a ‘semiconductor cold war’ between US and China, India emerges as a key ally for Uncle Sam 9 mins readPolicy and regulationsImprove transparency, curb greenwashing: how Sebi wants to add more teeth to ESG disclosures 6 mins read |
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