The WhatsApp application is testing some new features that it offers to users periodically throughout the year, and with the new update to the beta version of the WhatsApp platform on the Android system, it seems that the chat service has removed a new shortcut that was recently introduced, which gives beta testers quick access to the most prominent shortcuts, he explained. wabetainfo reported that WhatsApp is working on a new change that will add a camera shortcut to the top of the app’s home page, and this will allow users to quickly access the in-app photography feature.
Remove the camera shortcut feature in WhatsApp
The beta version 2.22.20.4 of the WhatsApp application on Android phones brings a new camera shortcut to allow people to quickly open the camera when the camera tab is not available, as WhatsApp replaces the camera tab with the communities tab when the feature to create a community is available, but unfortunately something went wrong The camera shortcut has also become visible to people who still have the camera tab, and another report to the site indicated that the appearance of the new camera shortcut is a technical error that the application has been exposed to.
The Reptainfo team has noticed that the new camera shortcut has been removed, and the wabetainfo team expects that the WhatsApp application will launch the camera shortcut again in a future update without errors, and a previous report by wabetainfo indicated that the WhatsApp application is working on the communities feature during this period.
This feature allows us to organize our related groups related to schools and more, and this feature has been rolled out to some beta testers on iOS and Android, with the communities feature you can add up to 10 groups while creating a community and up to 50 groups later, which They are called subgroups.
It is worth noting that the WhatsApp application is making a lot of modifications, and adding many new features that attract a lot of users around the world, and this is what makes WhatsApp the most popular social messaging application in the world.