WhatsApp Could Soon Get New Media Sending Menu 5s5k5a May Let s Edit Recipients Before Sharing Media

WhatsApp's "edit recipients" feature is currently under development. 462119

By Satvik Khare | Updated: 10 December 2021 11:07 IST

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WhatsApp's new media related features are said to rollout soon

Highlights

WhatsApp's new feature was spotted in beta for Android update 2.21.25.19
There is no information on when it will be available for iOS s
WhatsApp recently rolled out a digital payments pilot programme in the US

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WhatsApp is reportedly receiving an option which will let s edit the recipients before they send out media. This functionality was spotted in a beta update but it is said to be still under development and may take some time to reach beta testers. However, there is no information on when that may happen. Earlier this week, WhatsApp announced a pilot programme with the Meta-owned fintech platform Novi digital wallet. This will allow s to send and receive money from within the messaging app itself.

As per Android update 2.21.25.19. The new feature will let s edit the recipients before sending out media. The tracker also shared a partial screenshot which shows when s are in the media editor menu of WhatsApp, they will be able to select more people and groups as recipients, even if they are in a different chat. The new recipient editing feature is still under development at the moment and is said to roll out to beta testers at a later date.

WhatsApp's new functionality will let s edit recipients before sending out media
Photo Credit: WABetaInfo

Earlier this month, WABetaInfo iOS s.

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WhatsApp media sending menu to get a redesign in a future update
Photo Credit: WABetaInfo

WhatsApp recently Meta-owned fintech platform, Novi digital wallet. The pilot programme is currently live in the US and is only available for a limited number of s. This will allow s to send and receive money from within the app itself, including carrying out cryptocurrency transactions. The instant messaging service further announced that it will not charge any transactional fees for this service.

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