As per propakistani.pk WhatsApp is the most popular messaging application and it is being updated to provide an enhanced experience to its users. [Revolutionizing the WhatsApp Experience: The Latest Beta Version] The development of the 2.24.4.23 version for Android is available from Google Play beta and it provides a significant overhaul of the status tab.
A New Status Updates Approach
Gone are the days of the profile picture ID and the horizontal layout, replaced with a design that is more in line with the look of apps and sites that we are used to using at this point. The top tray for the updates tab now allows users to preview status updates and gives us a thumbnail preview of the actual status that was initially shared. It’s a quick way to get a look at what’s going on without having to individually open each status update.
Whatsapp Listened To Users
Not surprisingly, WhatsApp has identified a previous layout that was deemed to be much more cumbersome and far less intuitive by the people that use the app. The move to the large thumbnails for preview is intended to make it easier to browse and allows users to quickly decide which updates they want to read in full.
Part of the redesign has impacted the way that Channel posts are positioned and shown in the Updates tab where both Status and Channel updates are visible — this could potentially see the display altered for Channel updates as well.
Minor Changes Can Have A Major Effect
In addition to the changes to the status tab there are a collection of smaller updates that are currently being rolled out with the same beta version of WhatsApp for Android, including ability to allow Channel ownership transfer, a way to favorite contacts for quick access, the ability to disable reactions in channels, and automatic account generation among other things. There’s also a new interface for channels list and a ton of bug fixing for various different issues.
In Conclusion
None of these features are currently available in the most recent stable builds of WhatsApp but they should start to roll out over the coming weeks, meaning that your experience with the platform should start to change quite drastically as the app becomes much more intuitive for you to use. For some users, these features are already live, making WhatsApp a more sleek and user-friendly experience.
