WhatsApp takes a decision that surprises a lot of people at the moment, and this is because we are talking about something that comes "out of the blue", without any disclosure regarding this major secret being made by anyone until now. You already know that for some time WhatsApp has been working on a very important change based on which it will give us the opportunity to create communities composed of the combination of several conversation groups from the platform.
WhatsApp has been working for months on these communities that will change a lot about the way we use the messaging application, and now we see that this important secret change will also come with one for the main interface of the application. It seems that WhatsApp has made the decision to replace in the main section bar the button that allows opening the camera with one that gives us the option to access the communities section.
WhatsApp: The SECRET Modification Forced for Android and iPhone
WhatsApp is completely rethinking the way we use conversation groups within the messaging application, and this is because it will finally offer the option to bring under a single interface several similar groups, or not, or owned by the same administrator. Until now, those at WhatsApp seem to have come quite far in terms of the development process of this new function, so the image below only shows us how the process continues.
WhatsApp implemented the community system both in the beta version of the application for iPhone and in the one for Android, so the development process seems to proceed according to the plan established by the company, at least based on what we see now. Of course, a testing period is still needed for WhatsApp to be convinced of the fact that this major change is implemented well enough so that there are no problems of use.
WhatsApp is not only secretly working on this major change for people all over the world, but also on many other very important ones, so we just have to wait and see what will be available for all of us in the future.
