WhatsApp launched last night a new update for the application available for phones all over the world, the American company implementing a series of very interesting novelties. More specifically, the new version of the WhatsApp application for iPhone brings for users around the world the possibility to play several voice messages consecutively without the need for each of them to be accessed separately for playback by people.
WhatsApp has for some time implemented the function that allows sending voice messages to users, and many people have complained about the fact that they are forced to take each message separately to listen to it. Now the problem has been solved by those from WhatsApp, and apart from it, the application also allows faster response to messages thanks to the modified interface for the notifications that are displayed in the notification center, or in the LockScreen.
WhatsApp: NEW Functions Launched Today in the Application
WhatsApp says that long pressing on a message will allow you to respond to it more quickly, separately including resending, deleting, or copying messages which can be done much faster than normally. The interface of the WhatsApp application for iPhone can always benefit from improvements made by the American company, so any kind of changes of this kind are welcome, and of course many users appreciate any kind of improvement of the user experience.
- Consecutive Voice Messages will now play in sequence, so you don't have to press play on each message.
- When you long press a message, a new design makes it faster to reply, forward, delete, copy or star the message.
- Support for iPhone XS Max.
WhatsApp has also implemented support for iPhone XS Max phones, the interface being now displayed in a format compatible with the higher resolution that these new Apple phones have. WhatsApp constantly implements important news for the applications it offers for various platforms, and what we see today is new proof of the fact that user requirements are also taken into account when implementing new functions in the application.
