WhatsApp will have a huge change implemented by the Facebook company, it being officially confirmed for Facebook Messenger even by the CEO of the Meta company, Mark Zuckerberg, and it is one of the most awaited by users.
WhatsApp will at some point implement a function that will allow us to see when someone took a screenshot of everything we discussed in one of the conversations we had with various people.
WhatsApp has been requesting this functionality for years, and years, for days by users, and although those from Facebook have resisted "heroically" until now regarding the implementation of such a functionality, they will surely do it. Facebook Messenger had very important changes implemented before they arrived in WhatsApp, and this is one of those that will more than likely reach this platform as well.
WhatsApp took over these types of important changes a few months, or even a year, away from Facebook Messenger, so it's good to prepare for a rather long waiting period. Facebook Messenger has this major change revealed by Mark Zuckerberg along with major news related to the improvement of the encryption system of the conversations we have in our daily life, day by day, with any person.
Mark Zuckerberg has just announced a new update for end-to-end encrypted Messenger chats: you get a notification if someone screenshots a disappearing message.
Disappearing messages are also available on WhatsApp... so, maybe, in the future... 💡🧐 pic.twitter.com/RgfleWzzaQ
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WhatsApp has a lot of changes in the works at the moment, so it is not excluded that there will be a waiting period until this major change is integrated for all of us.
Facebook Messenger will go through a public testing period in which this function will be used by a lot of people, and only then will it be seen if its implementation in other platforms is useful.
This year, WhatsApp will launch many other important changes for users around the world, two of them being the possibility of using our accounts on several devices simultaneously, as well as the transfer of conversations to other terminals.
