WhatsApp is working on the new Message Reactions feature with end-to-end encryption. You must be using it to stay connected with your friends and family and it is one of the most popular instant messaging apps. Recently it has rolled out a new Media picker user interface when taking pictures.
Now it is developing the new Message reactions with end-to-end encryption. Today I am explaining to you about WhatsApp’s new Message Reactions feature. You have to read this post till the end to know more about the new Message reaction feature with end-to-end encryption.
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WhatsApp new Message reactions with end-to-end encryption
WhatsApp is developing the new Message reactions feature for Android and iOS users. The new message reactions feature lets users quickly and easily respond to the messages. We have reported that WhatsApp is working on the new Message reactions feature. Now it is adding security the end-to-end encryption security feature in the message reactions.
There will be six emojis available for the message reactions feature. Six emojis of Message reactions are heart, thumbs, crying face, folded hands, open mouth face, and tear of joy face. When the user reacts to the messages with these emojis then it will show a smaller profile below the right side of the message. It also adds the Plus button in the reaction option to access the full emoji picker to react to the messages.
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The Message reactions feature is currently under development. But it will soon roll out the new Message Reactions with an end-to-end encryption feature for Android and iOS users. Some time ago it rolled out the new message reactions feature for the Android beta testers. But it has removed the message reactions feature immediately from the Android beta. The message reactions feature was released for the beta version 2.21.22.7.33.
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