"techjuice" said : WhatsApp is testing 24-hour Stories like Snapchat and Instagram

according to WhatsApp beta is reportedly testing ephemeral Stories, 24-hour feed, like Snapchat and Instagram. (Still hidden) pic.twitter.com/CLVSHl9Ycd — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) February 16, 2017× TechJuice for Browser: Get breaking news notifications on your browser. The social networking giant, Facebook, is also testing ephemeral Stories feature that will appear at the top of News Feed. Reportedly, WhatsApp will allow 6 ephemeral status updates to be posted in a day. The Facebook-owned messaging app already features a "Status Update" option but that is text or emoji –only.


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WhatsApp new status updates feature Snapchat Stories-like disappearing photos, videos


WhatsApp new status updates feature Snapchat Stories-like disappearing photos, videos
There are now images released which show how the new WhatsApp status feature would work. (Still hidden) pic.twitter.com/CLVSHl9Ycd — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) February 16, 2017The text in these status updates also reveals the details about this new feature. The images revealed by the said account shows what the new WhatsApp updates will look like. One can control who gets to view the status updates, by changing the privacy settings. As seen in WhatsApp, the messaging app gives the liberty to its users to control the privacy of their new status updates.





WhatsApp to soon roll out Snapchat like Stories feature in iOS
Facebook-owned WhatsApp might be planning to soon adda new feature that might be very similar to Snapchar's Stories feature. However, the feature will come to iOS (for iPhones) first and then later might be rolled out to Android. Earlier reports also indicate that WhatsApp will soon allow users to track friends and follow them. WABetaInfo tweeted an alleged image of the upcoming feature on iOS along with the text that read, "Status introduction text updated in WhatsApp beta for iOS 2.17.4+." The feature has been on the cards since November 2016. #hidden pic.twitter.com/PxRxcuqq3x — WABetaInfo (@WABetaInfo) February 12, 2017Other reports also indicate that the company might be working on a feature that helps users edit sent messages or revoke them altogether.


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