Facebook’s WhatsApp in recent months has
added a lot of features including end-to-end encryption across messages
and file sharing features. A new report claims that the most popular
instant messaging service is all set to add more features in the coming
weeks.
Phone Radar, citing translation requests,
reports that WhatsApp for Android and iOS will soon get a ‘call back’
feature which will allow users to call back friends with just a tap of
button without opening the app. The button will be visible in the
notification pane, alongside a WhatsApp missed call notification. The
messaging service is also said to bring voicemail feature to iOS
platform, according to the report.
As expected from the voicemail feature,
WhatsApp will allow users to record and send voicemails to contacts. The
report says that the voicemail feature will show up when user is
currently on a WhatsApp voice call.
Lastly, the report claims that after
adding support for sending and receiving pdf files apart from Docs,
Sheets, and Slides files, WhatsApp will gain zip file sharing feature.
This will allow users to exchange heavy files via WhatsApp. We can
expect that WhatsApp may be testing the new features with its beta
testing programme members.
As of now, there is no word when WhatsApp will start rolling out these features but we can expect them to start in a few weeks.
In last few months, WhatsApp has added
several new features including quick replies to messages right from the
notification panel, and new text formatting features including bold and
italics. The inbuilt camera in the WhatsApp Messenger also was
completely overhauled with new user interface and icons. Earlier this
year, the messaging service WhatsApp announced that it now had 1 billion
monthly active users.
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