WhatsApp never stops surprising their users with its unstoppable updates. No doubt that it is the world’s most popular social media platform with 2 billion users. It is an amazing chat application used for flinging messages around the globe. The Facebook-owned service is continuously being enhanced and upgraded in implementing its new features and also frequently making changes to the privacy terms and policies.
WhatsApp is worth keeping tabs on the latest updates and has made a lot of changes on the app. It also made potential additions and tweaks on the horizon. The current latest update is regarding a tool for blurring images on its desk desktop beta. Yes, you heard it right! WhatsApp gets a tool for desktop beta. WhatsApp is actually rolling out a tool for the beta version of its desktop app. According to WABetaInfo, this update is to let the users blur their images in messages to secure potentially sensitive information from Snoopy curious people.
Currently, it is only accessible for a few beta testers, but this could be rolled out to more people and eventually find its way into the main desktop WhatsApp app in the coming days. In action, this tool helps the users to draw a box around parts of an image so that it can be blurred out. Users can imagine using it to obfuscate names and numbers.
WhatsApp announced a new Beta program for its Desktop-based app recently. Since then, the meta-owned messaging app has been trying to implement new features to the platform. For now, reports have commenced its latest features for its Desktop-based app. People who use WhatsApp’s Desktop based-app may know that it doesn’t contain any privacy settings. Desktop users will not be able to control the settings from the desktop. They get to control the settings from their smartphones itself. Now WhatsApp’s latest Beta update is rolling out privacy settings to its Desktop-based Beta app.
