USA: Users will soon be able to switch the language of the WhatsApp app on Windows thanks to a new feature that is being rolled out. However, it is only in the beta version right now, so we are unable to use the facility. An updated text editor and a GIF auto-play feature are among the new features included in the new firmware for the iOS version of the Meta-owned application.

The user experience is greatly enhanced by WhatsApp's updates, no matter how small. In recent weeks, the well-known instant messaging app has released a few new features, including the capacity to edit messages. One such new feature would be the ability to change the language of the app, which would be extremely helpful for those who don't want to navigate it in English.

Users of the WhatsApp desktop app will be able to use a language other than the system one as a result of the recent update. There will reportedly be a new selection called "Language" added to the in-app settings menu. The beta update for Windows with version ID 2.2320.1.0 includes a feature that allows users of WhatsApp to switch the language used within the application.

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WhatsApp is expanding the availability of a message draught filter to more users as part of the same update for the desktop app. Conversations that still have unsent messages will now be filtered, according to WABetaInfo, making it simple for users to find them.The update will be delivered to beta users in the upcoming weeks who aren't yet able to use the feature.

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WhatsApp has improved the text editor for Status in the most recent iOS update, version 23.10.76, by adding new tools like better fonts and background colours. In chats, GIFs will now play automatically, according to the official changelog. The WhatsApp call link must be added to the iOS calendar app in order to set a reminder for WhatsApp calls.

Additionally, iOS now has companion mode thanks to the same update. Now, users can access their existing WhatsApp account on a second iOS device. Since it was made available in April, the companion mode option has been compatible with Android devices.

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The WhatsApp Business app is currently rolling out a new "Status Archive" feature. Previous status updates can be shared with customers, and they will be kept on the device for up to 30 days. Additionally, only the specific business account will have access to the archive because it is private.