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According to a report by WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp is currently testing a redesign of the attachment menu for its Android app in the latest v2.23.6.17 beta build

Report: WhatsApp tests redesigned attachment menu for Android app

<p>According to a report by WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp is currently testing a redesign of the attachment menu for its Android app in the latest v2.23.6.17 beta build</p>

<p>According to a report by WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp is currently testing a redesign of the attachment menu for its Android app in the latest v2.23.6.17 beta build. This same interface was first introduced in a beta version of WhatsApp for iPhone earlier this month, and it now appears that the messaging service, owned by Meta, is testing the interface for its Android app.</p>
<p>It's worth noting that the new interface is not a significant overhaul from the current design on the Android app, but it does have a more modern appearance with updated icons. This redesigned menu offers more space for upcoming new features that WhatsApp may introduce in the future.</p>

WhatsApp has unveiled its latest Windows desktop app which boasts a speedy load time and a user interface that will be familiar to both Windows and WhatsApp users. 

WhatsApp unveils upgraded desktop app with improved group video calls and device syncing

<p>WhatsApp has unveiled its latest Windows desktop app which boasts a speedy load time and a user interface that will be familiar to both Windows and WhatsApp users.</p>

<p>WhatsApp has unveiled its latest Windows desktop app which boasts a speedy load time and a user interface that will be familiar to both Windows and WhatsApp users. The app also enables group video calls with up to eight people and audio calls with up to 32 people and WhatsApp plans to increase these limits in the future.</p>
<p>The app has also received other upgrades including faster device linking improved syncing across devices and new features such as link previews and stickers. WhatsApp has also recently expanded its device support to Android tablets and is currently beta-testing a faster app for Mac desktops. The company has also announced that users can now link their WhatsApp accounts to up to four devices allowing chats to stay synced and encrypted even when the user's phone is offline.</p>

WhatsApp's new Android beta app has introduced a split view feature for the tablet

WhatsApp android beta introduces split view for improved tablet experience

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<p>A new update for WhatsApp's Android beta app has been released, as reported by WABetaInfo. This update introduces a split view feature for the tablet version of the app, which is a significant improvement for users. By optimizing the interface for tablets, users can enjoy a better experience on larger screens, and they can now view and use two different sections of the app simultaneously side by side on their tablet screen.<br>&nbsp;</p>

WhatsApp has intorduced Picture in Picture feature for iPhone  

Multi-task with ease during WhatsApp video calls using the new Picture-in-Picture feature for iPhone

<p>WhatsApp has intorduced Picture in Picture feature for iPhone&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>WhatsApp has released an update for its iPhone app that enables users to use the picture-in-picture feature while on video calls. Picture-in-Picture was announced by WhatsApp in December and made available to beta users before becoming available to all iPhone users. The release notes for version 23.3.77 of the app confirm the addition of picture-in-picture. The feature works similarly to other apps such as FaceTime, with the video call displayed in a small floating window when the app is minimised.<br>&nbsp;</p>

WhatsApp has said that users who don't agree to the messaging services new terms after May 15, won't be able to read or send messages.

WhatsApp: some users won't be able to read, send texts after May 15

<p>WhatsApp has said that users who don't agree to the messaging services new terms after May 15, won't be able to read or send messages. Users will still be able to receive calls and notifications, but with WhatsApp's policy of deleting accounts that have been inactive for 120 days, users may see their accounts deleted after a while. It's worth noting that while WhatsApp has been sharing user metadata with Facebook for years, the new terms include the sharing of payment and transaction data with the parent-company.</p>

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