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Meta-owned WhatsApp is reportedly working on a multi-account feature on Android which will allow users to access multiple accounts from the same device.
IANS | New Delhi | June 16, 2023 1:05 pm
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Meta-owned WhatsApp is reportedly working on a multi-account feature on Android which will allow users to access multiple accounts from the same device.
According to WABetaInfo, the company is working on the feature by implementing a menu that will let users select which account they want to log into.
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When users create an additional account for the first time, it will be saved on their device until they decide to log out, allowing them to switch to it whenever they want.
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With the integration, users will be able to manage their personal conversations, work-related discussions, and other social interactions within a single app, as well as maintain privacy, efficiently manage notifications, and switch between different accounts without the need for parallel apps.
The multi-account feature is under development and it will be released to beta testers in a future update of the app, the report said.
Meanwhile, WhatsApp is rolling out a new video messages feature to some beta testers on iOS and Android.
This new feature provides beta users with the ability to record and send video messages.
When users hold the microphone button within the chat bar in any conversation, it will turn into a video camera button.
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A high school teacher was arrested on charges of sending 'ugly and sexual' texts on WhatsApp to girl students in Purbasthali.
The Andhra Pradesh government will provide 500 services through WhatsApp by June 30, state IT and Electronics Minister Nara Lokesh announced on Tuesday.
The Centre and Meta on Tuesday announced a collaboration to empower consumers through digital literacy initiatives under the government’s flagship ‘Jago Grahak Jago’ programme.
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