WhatsApp introduced group privacy settings earlier this year, offering users control over who can add them to group conversations. This prevents users from adding them to random groups, creating a nuisance, and re-adding them once they leave. The messaging giant today introduces a minor change to this feature that does make a lot of sense.
WhatsApp has also introduced a group setting feature to allow users to see over the group’s functioning and choose who can or cannot send messages, be the admin and more. We haven’t seen many changes to this feature, but the messaging giant has now started working on developing new features – especially the dark theme. The company’s working on ephemeral messaging to take on Snapchat, Telegram, and all other popular messaging apps.
