The WhatsApp company has just announced a new feature by Mark Zuckerberg that is sure to be very useful for users of this application. The purpose of this is that some information that is in the chats is not lost and, therefore, it can be of great help both in personal and professional use. We tell you what it is about. The name of this tool is Keep the chat, and it is quite identifiable with respect to what it offers if it is used -always associated with temporary messages-. With it, you will be able to keep something that has been received, such as text, so as not to lose the information in question. Ideal if you don’t have time at a specific moment and you want to review what you received later (it’s something important in itself or you have precious data and you don’t want to write it down anywhere). A good addition that is differential because not many of the rivals offer this possibility. WhatsApp has thought about privacy Apart from giving the user who receives something the option to decide whether or not to keep something, something that is important for the sender has also been added: when something is saved with the new function we are talking about, a message is displayed in the messaging application and then the decision can be made to give or not permission to perform the action. So no one is left unprotected with the advent of Keep Chat. And this is very important to avoid possible problems… but beware, the decision made is final. The company owned by Meta has included a markup along with the messages that are saved in this way so that you can identify them and, of course, organize them. Therefore, there will be no confusion in the chats and, much less, no one has to go crazy to find what they have decided to store with the consent of the issuer. The fact is that this option that comes to WhatsApp is an excellent way to manage temporary messages individually. Arrival for everyone This is something that should be clear: the new function, which has been announced by the most widely used messaging application worldwide, will arrive for the stable version of the application on all mobile operating systems (later it will do the same on the computer versions). The deployment, as indicated on the WhatsApp blog, will begin in the coming weeks. >
