WhatsApp, is known as the most popular messaging platform, but it does not fall short of some annoying problems. Although the platform added many new features, it still could not solve many problems. One of the biggest problems people have with disappearing messages was that images sent and received during chat were automatically saved in their galleries.
WhatsApp usersthinks that media files sent and received on the platform will fill up the internal storage on their device. According to recent reports, WhatsApp plans to fix this problem. With the update to the last beta version, the platform allows the lost messages to be transferred to your device. save changes its shape.
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WhatsApp brings option to save media manually
Some users have tried new version of WhatsAppdoes not automatically save media files while the disappearing messages session is active. It seems that this update is due to the privacy emerging from the disappearing messages feature.
The main reason users choose disappearing messages is to keep messages sent during chat private. Despite all this, the media sent during the chat automatic registering it defeats this purpose. WhatsApp is finally eliminating this problem.
Disappearing chat Most of the media received or sent instantly may be unnecessary later. Therefore, the platform provides users with manual storage and download offers the option. Actually, this feature iOS in use for its users; Android users need to wait a bit to get the new feature.
In short, this improvement means that images and videos from chats with disappearing messages will not appear in your gallery even if the media visibility option is turned on. WABetaInfoAccording to these innovations, within 24 hours will be available to general build members and those in Beta. This highly anticipated development can also provide a solution to WhatsApp’s long-standing problems.
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