Have you ever deleted a message you didn't mean to or chose the wrong image to unsend? ?
WhatsApp is reportedly working on a fix to allowusers to recover accidentally deleted messages.
The company rolled out an undo option to some users in the beta version of the app.
When these users delete messages, they will see a bar at the bottom of the screen with an 'undo' button. Click the button to restore the messages.
Alongside other features in the test pipeline, such as editing messages and saving lost chats, the 'undo' feature is likely to permeate regular app users.
However, according to tech website Android Policethere are no guarantees at this time.
This feature will not only save you from having to retype messages you accidentally deleted, but it will also help users who accidentally selected "Delete Me" instead of "Delete All" in a group chat. increase.
If you can "undo" the message, do so and then delete it properly.
"Undo" is one of a long list of features the company is working on, includingthe option to hide the "Online" status. Both were discovered by the tech outlet WABetaInfo.comwho monitors new beta options for the app.
The Meta-owned messaging app has seen some long-awaited updates, including the ability to blockscreenshots of"view once" messages.
Other new privacy features include the option to leave a group without notifying other members.
It will take some time to roll these out to all users, but they will be available soon.
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