• Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta has announced four new features of WhatsApp. According to the company, Communities on WhatsApp will start rolling out to users globally today and will be available to everyone in the next few months.
Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has today announced some new features. The platform will roll out features like the ability to create in-chat polls, 32-person video calling, groups of up to 1024 users as well as the community on WhatsApp feature. According to the company, like emoji reactions, large file sharing and admin delete controls, these features can be used in any group and will be helpful for communities as well.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced four new WhatsApp features. According to the company, Communities on WhatsApp will start rolling out to users globally today and will be available to everyone in the next few months.
WhatsApp's Community feature is a major update to how users can join groups on WhatsApp. The messaging platform states that communities such as neighborhoods, parents at school and the workplace can now link multiple groups together under one umbrella to conduct group conversations on WhatsApp.
WhatsApp states that 'communities on WhatsApp' are close groups that require more tools to organize and manage their conversations and that these types of groups usually consist of a connection where people get to know each other, a are arranged around a common place or interest.
According to WhatsApp, administrators are responsible for creating and managing communities on WhatsApp. In addition, admins can choose which groups to become part of their community by creating new groups or adding to existing ones. “Community admins will also have the ability to isolate groups from the community and to remove individual members from the community altogether. Additionally, group admins will be able to remove inappropriate or abusive chats or media for all group members Will be,” says WhatsApp.
WhatsApp users can control their conversations within communities. The messaging app's existing settings allow users to decide who can add them to groups - and these settings will apply to communities as well.
The messaging platform has also released three more features, which are in-chat polls, 32-person video calling and the ability to create groups of up to 1024 users. WhatsApp says that similar to emoji reaction, large file sharing and admin delete, these features can be used in any group and will be especially helpful for communities as well.
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