The world’s most popular messaging platform WhatsApp, brings continuous update to improve user experience. Finally, with the arrival of the survey feature on iOS, many details have emerged. According to this detail, WhatsApp is using a tool to blur a shared image. Android also brings the version.
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Android users will have ‘blur feature’
There are many personal details such as address and number in some parts of the images shared on WhatsApp. There are various ways to remove these parts from images, such as cropping, drawing lines or pasting emojis. However, somehow bluris the most logical option. With this feature, a user will have the opportunity to pixelate a media before sending it.
The new blur tool, according to the folks at WABetaInfo, Android 2.22.3.5 It works for version. According to reports, the tool will come as part of a completely revamped drawing editor. As with the drawing tool, just swipe the parts you want to blur. The feature makes it an easy process without the need for a third-party editing app.
The blur feature is still in development
Although the WhatsApp blur feature has been on the platform for iOS for a while, there is no obvious reason why it is missing in the Android version. New leaks suggest that the Android app will also have the blur feature.
In addition to all this, the WhatsApp drawing editor will also bring two new pencils of different thicknesses. This will increase the total number to three. WhatsApp blur feature There is no information on when it will be released as it is still under development. Also, the feature is not fully functional. So even if you install the beta version, you probably won’t be able to use it properly.
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