WhatsApp working on a Quick Reaction feature for Status updates

WhatsApp is working on a Quick Status Reaction feature. This feature will provide a convenient way to express appreciation for status updates without cluttering out conversations. Users can quickly react to status updates using the new quick reaction feature.

Today I am explaining to you about WhatsApp’s upcoming quick reaction feature for Status updates. You have to read this post till the end to know more about the quick reaction feature for Status updates.

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WhatsApp working on Quick Reaction for Status update

The new feature has been discovered on the WhatsApp for iOS beta version 24.9.10.70. However, the new quick status reaction feature is now available for beta users. Users will be promptly able to express their appreciation by liking status updates with this feature.

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These reactions will be visible within the status screen rather than within the conversation with the person who reacted to the updates. It is different from the current behavior where users’ reactions to status updates using emojis typically appear within the conversation.

One of the important things to note is that the quick reaction feature for status updates is fully compatible with end-to-end encryption, which means only you and users who react to your status updates know about the reaction.

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Some beta testers may see a tweaked camera icon within the chat bar to better align with the look of the microphone button. They can experience the new haptic feedback on compatible devices when sharing photos, videos, and documents from the attachment icon.

The upcoming quick status reactions feature is currently under development. However, the meta-owned messaging app will soon release the new quick status reactions feature for iOS beta testers.

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