WhatsApp, the largest messaging platform in the world with over 2 billion active users globally, wants to launch an extremely important function on iPhone and Android. Although WhatsApp has been available to people all over the world for almost 10 years, only now is the American company behind it thinking of offering a special function on iPhone and Android that will allow us to recover already deleted messages, yes you read that right.
WhatsApp Messenger has implemented in the beta versions of the application for iPhone and Android a new special function that allows us to recover a deleted message during a conversation with a certain person. You can see in the image below what this special function that WhatsApp wants to offer us looks like, it is designed to allow us to recover a message just a few seconds after it has been deleted, so we have to be fast.
WhatsApp wants to launch a Major Function that we didn't even DREAM of on iPhone and Android
WhatsApp will allow the use of this function only for deleted messages from our conversations with other people, but it is not known at the moment what period of time after deletion we can do the recovery. If we use the function to delete a message from both our phones and those of the interlocutors, this system will no longer be able to be used, so the deleted message has disappeared forever, something you need to know if you want to use this function.
WhatsApp Messenger surprises with the decision to implement such a system, and this is because for years, and years, days it has not done such a thing for its users, but it seems that things are changing for the better in the end. Of course, everything is currently being tested in the beta version, and it is not known when exactly everything could be launched for us, but we probably have a long time to wait until this happens, maybe in a few months.
WhatsApp still has and many other important changes in full preparation, so we just have to see when exactly they will all be launched for us, and how they will change in the meantime.
