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Tech Times reported that WhatsApp Messenger’s Android users now have access to new features, including emojis, custom notifications and a low-data mode. WhatsApp Messenger is owned by Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB).
Tech Times reported that WhatsApp Messenger’s Android users now have access to new features, including emojis, custom notifications and a low-data mode. WhatsApp Messenger is owned by Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB).
As quoted in the market news:
With the new custom notification settings, WhatsApp users are allowed to set different notifications for the different chats they are in. Additionally, users can mute specific conversations. This feature was only possible with group chats.
Users can also mute individuals in group chats. They can mute chats for eight hours, a week or even a year, as Tech Times reported before.
In a bid to attract more people into its platform, WhatsApp has also introduced its “low data usage” mode for those who want to use the app to make voice calls, reducing the amount of data used during the call. The feature is believed to be beneficial for people who often make calls through the application.
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