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  • WhatsApp To Soon Allow Users To Put AI-Generated Profile Photos Based On Interests, Personalities, Moods |

    New Delhi: Meta-owned WhatsApp is working on a new feature which may allow users to create AI-generated profile photos on Android based on their interests, personalities, and moods. However, the feature is currently under development.

    Notably, the new feature may not be available even to beta testers of the app who have registered through the Google Play Beta Program. According to WABetaInfo reports, the platform is testing an AI Profile Photos feature in the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.11.17 update.

    WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.11.17: what’s new?

    WhatsApp is working on a feature to generate AI-powered profile photos, and it will be available in a future update!https://t.co/Chig5TiyQR pic.twitter.com/l44qbZX18A — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) May 22, 2024

    The forthcoming feature will enhance privacy for the user profile. Users will be able to avoid sharing a real photo using these AI-generated images. This feature will ultimately reduce the risk of misuse or unauthorized sharing of their image, as per WABetaInfo reports. Furthermore, this feature will also prevent screenshots of profile photos. (Also Read: Vivo X Fold 3 Pro Foldable Smartphone Launch Date Confirmed in India; Check Expected Specs, Price)

    Adding further, the new Profile Photo feature is reportedly spotted alongside another feature that may allow users to create personalized stickers from descriptions provided by the user using AI. Moreover, the instant messaging platform already includes a security feature that prevents contacts from taking screenshots of your profile photos, further ensuring user privacy.

    On the other hand, WhatsApp is also reportedly working on a new feature to help users better manage their incoming messages. The new feature will be especially useful for those who receive a high volume of messages each day. However, this feature is also in the development phase and has been spotted in the Android beta version. (Also Read: Vivo S19, Vivo S19 Pro Launch Date Confirmed, Likely To Come With AI Enhancements And Autofocus Functionality; Check Expected Specs)

  • WhatsApp Will Soon Allow Users To Scan UPI QR Codes, Pin Multiple Chats And More- All You Need To Know |

    New Delhi: Meta-owned WhatsApp is currently testing a new feature that allows users to scan UPI QR Codes directly from the chat list to make digital payments within the app, as reported by WABetaInfo. This feature is currently available to a limited group of beta testers on Android (version 2.24.7.3), with the aim of improving digital payments, especially in India.

    Adding further, WhatsApp is testing a new functionality that allows users to pin more than three chats and more than one message at a time. This feature is currently available to select users, aiming to keep important information easily accessible.

    WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.7.3: what's new?

    WhatsApp is rolling out a feature to scan UPI QR codes from the chats list, and it's available to some beta testers! Some users may get the same feature with the previous updates.https://t.co/Ya0GGeWlXw pic.twitter.com/0yNBmRWJQy — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) March 18, 2024

    In the latest WhatsApp version (2.24.6.15), users can now pin up to five chats and up to three messages. Also, WhatsApp, with over 2 billion users, is testing a feature that enables swiping between tabs for smoother navigation. (Also Read: LinkedIn Likely To Bring Games On Its Platform To Make Job Search Bit Playful: Reports)

    To enhance security, the instant messaging platform is also working on an authentication feature. The company is testing different methods such as fingerprint, device passcode, and face lock to unlock the app, complementing the existing App Lock feature.

    WhatsApp news of the week: pin more than 3 chats in development on Android beta!

    This weekly summary can help you catch up on our 10 stories about WhatsApp beta for Android, iOS, and Desktop!https://t.co/Ae61DqWUek pic.twitter.com/IV1aWxfCv4 — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) March 17, 2024

    These new authentication methods offer users additional security and convenience, addressing the demand for a default lock feature among users.

    How to pin chats on WhatsApp For Beta Users

    -Press and hold on to the chat you want to pin.

    -Select the pin option from the menu.

    -Stable version users can pin up to three chats.

    -Users testing the beta version can pin a maximum of five chats.

    -To pin a new chat, unpin an old chat first.

    WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.7.2: what's new?

    WhatsApp is widely rolling out a feature to swipe between tabs, and it's available to some users!https://t.co/bYX7DxvKUf pic.twitter.com/wgIiIOzS3l — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) March 16, 2024

    How to pin messages on WhatsApp For Beta Users

    -Long-press on the text you want to pin.

    -Select the pin option from the menu.

    -Stable WhatsApp users can pin only one message per chat.

    -Select beta users have the option to pin up to three messages at the same time

    -Users can pin a message for a specific period, up to 30 days. (Also Read: Telegram Introduces New Business Features To Enhance Communication With Customers)