this is how the most requested function looks and works

or Whatsapp worked on the opportunity Change sure of sent messages through app for Android and also iOS. The feature is in beta and many users are rolling out the overall look of this feature right now.

Although the news of its arrival is now a few weeks old, it is only now that we see the performance – in practice – of this function requested by WhatsApp customers. Long story short, edited messages will be marked as similar in chat windows.

Here’s what WhatsApp’s much-requested feature looks like

The occupation in question is currently present in version 2.22.22.14 of the Android app. Apple’s mobile platform application and its TestFligt program will soon also be available for fans to experience the news firsthand on their iPhone.

For now, though, we can see how a post will be identified as being edited. The messenger will put an explicit mention of “Modified”, right next to the currently sending content in question. By the way, the example on it is particularly illustrative.

The purpose of this tip is to leave no worries about completed changes to previously submitted content. In this way, for zeal and transparency, the index will indicate if any changes have been made to the original message / communication.

Editing sent messages on WhatsApp is the first thing in the Android app

Editing messages in WhatsApp is practically ready, but right now it has to pass the test phase in both interfaces, Android and also iOS. However, after being in demand for years, the feature came first on Android.

In fact, the same in the Twitter community, where the option was requested and is now available for many users and areas, a related function is being finalized to integrate future editions of the Android and iOS app of WhatsApp.

You will have 15 minutes to edit a message sent on WhatsApp

The user will have a maximum of 15 minutes to edit a message now sent on WhatsApp. After that, you won’t be able to change the exact same element for information security and protection.

However, if the recipient’s phone or smart mobile device isn’t turned on, or if they don’t connect to the internet until a few hours later, WhatsApp cannot guarantee that the recipient only sees the edited message at this time. That is, we still have some data that requires a lot more work and clarification.

Ultimately, we currently don’t have an accurate forecast of when this feature will be available for the much more common instant communication interface around the world.

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