WhatsApp is constantly releasing new features on its platform. The company has added the feature of multi device support this week. With the help of this feature, users can access the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices. At the same time, the company is adding a new feature, with the help of which users can lock their chats. App developers keep adding new features to this platform, so that users can get a better experience. Chat lock feature will be added soon after multi device support on the platform. By the way, this feature is currently available for some users. Let's know the special features of this feature... 

New feature of WhatsApp Lock:-

According to the report of WaBetaInfo, some beta users are getting the new chat lock feature. With the help of this feature, users will not need to lock WhatsApp. They can lock only those chats which they want to hide. Not only this, the photos and videos of the locked chat will also not be downloaded automatically. With this, the privacy of the users will be maintained. WaBetaInfo has also shared a screenshot of this feature. In this, the upcoming feature of WhatsApp can be spotted. To use this feature, you have to follow some steps. 

This is how you can lock a chat: -

First of all you have to open WhatsApp and go to a chat. If you want, you can lock individual or group chat, anyone. Here you have to go to the chat you want to lock and then click on the profile. Now users have to scroll down, after that, they will get the option of Chat Lock. Here the option of Lock This Chat With Fingerprint will be available. In this way you can lock any chat. This feature of WhatsApp is currently available to select beta users. There is no information about when this feature will reach stable users. According to reports, the feature will reach other beta users in the coming days. 

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