WhatsApp is the most popular instant messaging software in the world, but it has quite a few issues that cause many to prefer the competition, like Telegram. But according to a report by the wabetainfo website, the company is going to provide a solution to one of its major shortcomings – the volume limit of media files that can be transferred at once.
Files up to 100 megabytes can now be transferred, however, according to a report by wabetainfo, WhatsApp has begun exploring the possibility of transferring much larger files. This is a limited experiment conducted in Argentina, in which participants can transfer files up to 2 GB in size. Since this is an experiment, it is not at all clear whether WhatsApp plans to open the option to all users.
Last week it was revealed that WhatsApp will add a new feature – largely borrowed from the sister company Facebook – in response to a written message in a conversation they are having – via emoji. The new feature is now available for some users of the beta version of the app, and various screenshots indicate that there are six possible emojis to respond to: Like, Love, Laugh, Surprise, Sadness and Thanks.
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